✅ Watch Next: Installing the EVGA Geforce RTX 3090 FTW3 Ultra Gaming: ua-cam.com/video/A2aqpr05-WA/v-deo.html ✅ Learn to install Windows 10 on the Asus TUF Z370 PLUS here: ua-cam.com/video/O3CKrFC6Bzw/v-deo.html ✅ Check here to control the lighting on this card: ua-cam.com/video/PKvYtRKp_a0/v-deo.html ✅ Sapphire Nitro+ RX 5700 XT 8GB OC Unboxing: ua-cam.com/video/zfCPBXgdSF0/v-deo.html In this video, we go over how to install the AMD Sapphire Radeon Nitro+ RX 5700 XC 8GB OC. Make sure to stay to the very end, for a special message. Check out my Amazon Affiliated link for this card: geni.us/VoHIZhu Check out my system build out • Viotek G35DR 35″: geni.us/6LrGJIntel • Intel Core i9 9900K Processor: geni.us/0PrCbaYArctic • Arctic Liquid Freezer ii 360: geni.us/CmNtJA • EVGA Z390 Dark Motherboard: geni.us/UmV6t • Sapphire Radeon Nitro+ Rx 5700 Xt OC geni.us/VoHIZhu • WD Black SN750 1TB: geni.us/8sqXFs • Fractal Design Define S2 Vision RGB Case: geni.us/t6xXT • Patriot Viper Gaming RGB DDR4 DRAM 3200MHz 16GB Kit: geni.us/URlI8 • Samsung 850 EVO 500GB SSD: geni.us/QTA2 • WD Black PCI-e NVMe 512GB SSD: geni.us/mMNLde • EVGA SuperNOVA 1000 G+ Gold Power Supply: @t 0:00 Intro 1:00 Removing the Old video card 2:53 Installing the 5700 XT 4:50 Plugging in the PCI-e connections 6:18 Where to plug in your monitor? 6:50 Turning on the Computer 7:00 Downloading Drivers 8:35 Downloading DDU 9:30 Booting into Safemode to remove drivers 12:00 Installing the latest AMD Video Drivers 14:10 Important message about cables
well thank you so much my friend, I truly appreciate you stopping by and checking it out, you're in for a treat, I have tons of how to's, I would love for the opportunity for even one to help you. I also thank you so much for stopping by and commenting, it means the world to me.
Really well made tutorial, hands down. Good talk, other youtubers just throw the card in and that's it. You really had attention on everything. Props to you man!
Thank you so much my friend, it means a ton to me that you mentioned that, it really does. Thank you for checking out my video and commenting, it means so much to me and your kind words.
Thank you for the comprehensive tutorial. I'm planning on grabbing this card in a few weeks, and while I know most of this, I was still fuzzy on clearing up the old drivers. Thanks for taking the time to make this!
Thank you very much from France mate :) I decided to give a chance to AMD so I've just purchased a Ryzen 3600 + Sapphire Radeon Nitro+ RX 5700 XT beside my I7 4790K / Geforce 1080 computer. Your video will help me a lot when installing all the stuff. Thank's again.
you are so very welcome my friend, I am so very happy I could help you. Please let me know if you need any further assistance down the line, always happy to help.
@@lilTryhard Hi ! in fact imho, if you already own a 1080 it is useless to change for a 5700XT especialy if you own like me a Zotac 1080 AMP Extreme edition wich is heavily overclocked. The Nitro+ is very good but it does not worth the exchange. If you have an old Radeon or a Nvidia 9XX serie you will earn lot's more fps. Against the 1080 you will earn to few fps in games but if you're a flight sim fan like me you will loose FPS (especialy with X-Plane 11).
@@psour33 I play mainly Apex Legends, and I gained about 100 fps running medium settings on the 5700 XT, coming from running low settings on my 1060 6GB. It's a massive improvement honestly, the biggest setback thus far has been learning newer driver software. Thank you for the reply!
Dude, you SAVED me!!! I just built my first ever gaming computer (or computer in general) and I kept getting a VGA and BOOT error message. I was told that my card may have been in fault, but after looking at your video, I realized that I just didn't plug in the gpu correctly. I plugged in the 8-pin properly, but I didn't realize that the other 8-pin attachment could be transformed into a 6-pin attachment and was supposed to be plugged in too! Oh. My. Goodness! It's the easy things that sticks ya!! So yeah, now I am officially in BIOS and eagerly working on starting it up! I am HAPPY!! You saved me so much headache!!! (Like an entire week's worth!!!!!)
Newbies might try to do this while pc is still conneted to power: you did not mention to unconnect every cable from the pc (& then to hold power button for a moment to ensure the electricity was freed from the psu & other components - or so I heard that it works like this, but probably not as necessary as the first step). Plus for showing a way to stop win10 from installing drivers automatically (although it's still recommended to just disconnect internet beforehand, duh). But it's overall very nice step by step guide on how to do the stuff, I'll say that.
it's hard to cover it all, but I do thank you and I will try to add that in my next video. As for holding the power button, just tap it once or twice and that will take care of it, basically the same thing. Thanks for your compliment and what I should add in my next video, thanks.
@@ThisBytesForYou the video is really really fine, you mentioned a lot of little stuff I wouldn't even know or think about that are actually useful, so that was just one thing that hit me you missed. But your clarity in the vid really speaks to me. ;-) Good work, good work.
@@picapica201 thank you my friend, I do try. I have been building PC's since I was 13 (I am 41 now) and I love teaching people, thats why I make these. I do all of this unscripted so at times i may for get a step or 2, but I try to cover everything. I will try on my next video to cover all the bases.
awesome my friend, very happy I could help you and please let me know if you have any further questions, always a pleasure and you are so very welcome.
I followed the same steps for the setup of my Gigabyte Aorus 5700 XT tonight. Properly installed it physically but was frustrated at first with how it was acting once being active on my pc. I watched this video and followed step by step and so far so good! I appreciate you and your will to make this video. It really helped me out! Thank you!
that is so great to hear my friend, I am so very happy I could help you. I have almost 400 videos on here, I am sure I have more that can help and I invite you to take a look around. if you don't see something you like, let me know, I might be able to make it. Thanks agian.
I just bought the sapphire nitro+ special edition and its coming for xmas. Upgrading from a 1050ti, planning to build a new pc and sell mine with the 1050ti, but for now ill just change it for the 5700 xt
not sure on your system specs, but I can tell you this upgrade will be huge, congratulations my friend, please let me know how everything goes for you and let me know if you have any questions.
@@imshevi I think this would be a tremendous update for you on this system and for the new system. Going fromthe 1050 with only 4gigs of RAM and of course the huge bump in performance, you will be able to game at 2K and turn on some eye candy, you games will play beautifully. Congrats my friend.
Always a pleasure my friend, so very happy you stopped by, trusted in me to help you, liked and subbed as well as took a moment out of your day to thank me. It means a ton to me and I am so very happy I could help you.
Sorry I didn't see this sooner, UA-cams notification system is.horrible. the SE was slightly faster 2035mhz vs 2010mhz boost clock and 1965 vs 1905mhz GPU clock and then yes, better rgb lighting which people love, the boost would be best but sadly I couldn't tell you earlier since the commenting system here is horrible. Sorry my friend.
thanks bud, same here, used to be a product development engineer for Alienware, then Dell bought us and I moved on to Velocity Micro, great years at both, but I wanted to keep doing my thing, so I started this channel. The card is beautiful, but I am dying to see what is coming next. Thank you so much for stopping by my friend, it means so much to me you checked it out but even more because you commented. Thanks again buddy and I hope you enjoyed it.
Hey. So I saw you downloaded the drivers marked as "optional". Have you had driver issues so far? Currently in the process of buying the same card and wondering if it's a safer bet to go with the "recommended" drivers..
Recommended is safer, since they are WHQL'ed drivers but I usually go with optional, as they are newer but of course are known to have potential issues. I did have one issue, and it is an issue many have had, but I resolved it, you can see it here: ua-cam.com/video/Qh2xEUXWeqs/v-deo.html, let me know what you think
You are so very welcome my friend, sounds like an awesome rig, how many gigs of RAM do you have now? Also, thank you so much for the like and sub, it means a ton to me.
This is the perfect video i was looking for, due to im planning to get my first desktop computer with Ryzen 2700X + This GPU, what is better to use: HDMI or DP? @ThisBytesForYou
awesome, thank you so much, I am so happy I could help. As for what to use, I would recommend DP, higher resolution and refresh rates possible. Thank you so much for stopping by and checking out my video, and even more for commenting, it means the world to me.
thank you so much for your kind words and the sub, it means a ton to me. I have a ton of videos like this here that can help and I always answer my comments, so let me know if you need any help
Thank you very much for the Video. Im going to Upgrade the first time from a rtx 2060 to exactly this card. Your video will be a big help. Greetings from germany and ceep up the great content!
ahhh thats great, so very happy I could help you my friend, it means so much to me that not only you checked out my video, but you took a moment out of your life to thank me, it means to much to me. A huge greetings from the US (NA) and I hope to see you are more often, I have tons of videos just like this.
I've watched a lot of vids here and there about building PCs and this one has the best angles and you don't do way too much yapping without action like a lot of others.
I installed the new adrenaline drivers on my pulse rx 5700xt oc because when I launched a game it said my cpu was at 90% usage and my gpu was at 0% (just built this pc last week) so I naturally thought it needed drivers and it black screened. Tried restarting the pc and nothing. I then booted windows off of a second drive (I have dual nvme m.2 drives) and the card displayed but still was at 0%. I want to delete the drivers off my first boot drive but my pc won’t let me access it. Help!
My motherboard is a msi x570 gaming pro carbon and I don’t know my gpu model number but here is where I got it. www.amazon.com/Sapphire-11293-01-20G-Radeon-Backplate-Graphics/dp/B07WC7683C
Hello my friend, I recommend updating your BIOS to the latest version, 7B93v18, this also updates your agesa support for your card: www.msi.com/Motherboard/support/MPG-X570-GAMING-PRO-CARBON-WIFI, after you flash your BIOs, make sure to set your PCIE 3.0 slot to gen3 and enable XMP for your memory if it is supported. After that, do what I recommend in this video: ua-cam.com/video/Qh2xEUXWeqs/v-deo.html and then use the latest AMD drivers to install for your video card. Please let me know if this helps. This video also helps you get into safe mode to uninstall your older drivers.
ThisBytesForYou I’m at a utter and total loss, I just turned on my computer today and everything is working fine, I really don’t know what happened but I was just wanting to say thanks for helping.
Gave a like and though I did not subscribe, I appreciate that he provided links to lighting control. I was confused why that was not added in this video, as it would be included in an installation.
Hello My friend, I do greatly appreciate the like and I do hope to win your subscription at some point but the reason I did not include the lighting, because not everyone who is interested in installing this card is interested in the lighting, some don't care about it. So rather than make the video so much longer, I created a separate video on doing that, each video has it's own focus. The most valuable thing in life is time, I don't want to waste anyone's time but at the same time, I want to make sure in the time that I have your attention, I give you all the information you would want on this. I hope this makes sense.
Hi, nice video, i'm building a pc and i want to know if this motherboard is good for the rx 5700 xt Nitro+ and ryzen 5 3600. The B450 DS3H. i have 3 options in my country (sorry for my bad english) B450 DS3H, B450 AORUS ELITE and B450 MSI GAMING PLUS MAX, i was thinking in the msi plus max because its ryzen 3000 ready out of the box but I really dont know what the differences between those 3 options are. The first option is 30$ less so i dont know what to do.
between the 3, I would still go for the GIGABYTE B450M DS3H Motherboard: geni.us/C30Fy, the other boards look nice, but the MSI does not have enough USB ports and the and the Gigabyte would be perfect, if that heatshield were not directly under the PCIE slot, it looks like it will get in the way. the MSI does look nice, so if you don't need 2 additional USB ports, check it out: geni.us/fl0BO And your English sounds great to me. Sorry I did not reply sooner, I must have missed this comment.
My first time installing a graphics card ever I know very little about computers and so far it seems i've done it succesfully, this video was very very helpful thank you very much for this!
Nice video! I got the same card, but I’m stuck atm with my first build. I got an EVGA semi-modular psu, and it already comes attached with one 6 pin and one 6+2! I need an extra two pins! The PSU did come with extra VGA cables, but I don’t know if you can use those instead of the ones labeled “PCIE”, and just let the PCIE ones hang loose. Any help is appreciated!
Nice, very happy I could help you on your first build. Yes, you can just tuck that entire cable aside, attach another 6+2 cable into the power supply and connect it to the card. Back in the day, when all power supplies were not modular, we would have a bunch of other cables just tucked away in the PC, cluttering it up, modular power supplies let you only attach what you need and semi modular, while better than non modular, will usually always leave you with one or 2 cables you don't need. Again, you are perfectly fine, not using that 6Pin, plugging in another 6+2 or an 8 (but make sure its not an EPS cable, as those are for CPU power) and then connecting it into your video card. I am so very happy I could help, and thank you so much for stopping by to check out my video and comment. It means the world to me.
ThisBytesForYou thanks so much for that info! Just to clarify, I can just tuck away those already-attached pcie cables and just connect the VGA cable, right?
Hey man, you seem like a helpful guy. I’ve just bought one of em rx 5700 xt and I downloaded the drivers from amd website. I did clean out the drivers from my previous card, the 580. My performance should have doubled. Yet, the performance is the exact same. How and why do I make this thing speed up? I am going to return it soon. I’ve heard incredible things and all my research says I should be getting twice the frames that I am. What have I done wrong? It’s like I’m getting the frames I get now if I was using 1440p, but I’m using 1080p.
Thanks my friend, I do love to help and I it would be my pleasure to help you but I need to check in on a few things with you. Yes you should get close to double the performance, but it could be many things, can you give me your exact system specs including manufacturer and model number of each device? How are you measuring performance? You've mentioned you have cleaned out the drivers, which is great but how did you clean them out, did you use DDU and did you download the latest AMD graphics drivers from AMD? Incase you are unsure on how to use DDU, you can check my video here: ua-cam.com/video/clLYbBywhAg/v-deo.html
ThisBytesForYou I did download the latest drivers. I will try doing the DDU and see if I get something different. Here are my specs. CPU: Ryzen 7 2700X 16g of DDR5-3200 Ram Tomahawk B450 Mobo Evga 650 W power supply Samsung 860 evo 1 tb
@@mqge2481 yeah you meet and sometimes beat all of the requirements, so you are good, and hopefully you have both of the PCIE power cables connected and you have a nice system. DDU clearing your drivers will help you tons, then installing the latest drivers will help. Also what are you using the test your frame rates, and what are your game settings, I ask because there are a few settings that should not be used, they kill performance with any card you use, the highest NVIDIA card as well, for example MSAA, it destroys performance and I believe (I don't have one infront of my right now, I am at work) should only be set to 2X. Let me know how this works out for you, I really want to help you get the most out of your card. Oh oh one thing I forgot to mention, if you have any overclocking software that you had been using on the 580 (MSI Afterburner, TRIXX, etc), uninstall it and make sure to delete the settings as well if given the option, that could be hindering your performance. If you want, download and install the latest and greatest versions of them afterwards, but get rid of it for now.
Check to see if it is in the top pcie slot because that is the one that is 16x. Also there is a BIOS switch on there with the trixx software so try seeing if there is something different or bottlenecking it on there.
@@mqge2481 Just seeing this. I'm curios to know how everything worked out. I upgraded to the Nitro+ from an RX580 as well and I got more than double the performance in some cases. Hope things worked out as I am very happy with my upgrade and I'm running a Ryzen 5 2600 with 16gb ram
Hi, Can you say me if this two PSU have two 8 connectors or if I can do the same thing you did in this video without buy cables? The two PSU are: Sharkoon silentstorm Cool Zero 650W and Rio Toro Enigma 650W. Thanks
@@adem1530 I bought a 750W when I grabbed my Nitro+ last week. Don't know if it was a bit of an overkill. I'd heard that 650W is what you should have but the guy at Micro Center recommended a 750W plus going bigger never hurts. Luckily with a modular PSU you don't end up with extra wires.
Thank you so much my friend, I truly appreciate it, it means the world to me and that is just for your kind words, the subscription is a plus and I thank you for that as well. I love helping and I am so very happy I could help you. I have a ton of other How to videos here and I would invite you to take a look, I will be filming another, a little more basic on for Monday but its one I see a lot of questions on and I want to help others. If you have anything you need answered, please do not hesitate to ask, I could answer it here, on that video or create a new video for you, I try to make the You in UA-cam really mean You. Thanks again my friend.
interesting, both are up for me and on all the amd cards I have reviewed, I wonder if they got mine or your mixed up, either way works of course as long as you have the clip correctly.
@@ThisBytesForYou Its as pretty as it can get, Im looking out to buy one myself and whilst looking through reviews I got this recommendation. Surprised by how well you executed it!
I did just like you said but during the installation for redoan software the screen go black. I waited for many hours and nothing changes. I restart the pc also nothing changed. Just a black screen. So I had to format the pc and install windows again to remove the black screen I tried some many ways but no luck 🤞. The pc is not freezing because when I press alt+f4 the pc shut down. What can I do?
try this, boot back into safe mode (ua-cam.com/video/Qh2xEUXWeqs/v-deo.html) and use DDU to uninstall the drivers and make sure to place the check to not have windows automatically update your drives. The after thats done, boot back into Windows. Start the driver installer (download the latest amd driver) where it extracts all of the drivers, don't change the path of the where the drivers get extracted to, then when the driver starts, when it shows the AMD Radeon software installer, cancel it. Next, Go to your device manager (right click on the start button then click Device Manager), go to display adapters, then right click on the video card there and select properties the click on the driver tab, then click update drivers. Click Browse my computer for driver software, then navigate to this directory, and enter C:\AMD\Win10-Radeon-Software-Adrenalin-2020-Edition-20.2.2-Mar5\Packages\Drivers\Display\WT6A_INF, go through the prompts and restarts when it asks you, and see if that helps you.
@@RealNinox almost yes, but the 2080 is higher but another huge consideration is the money, the 2080 is more expensive but can utilize 4K, the 5700 cannot, it does horrible on 4K. That being said, the only perfect card for 4K is the 2080TI, still though 4K is not really worth it, I prefer to game at 2560x440 and both can do it,... the 2080 still better at it though.
Always a pleasure my friend, so very happy you stopped by, trusted in me to help you, liked and subbed as well as took a moment out of your day to thank me. It means a ton to me and I am so very happy I could help you. Exhausting is incredibly important up at the beginning, because if not, its exhausting later, when you are trying to figure out why you system doesn't work.
you are so very welcome my friend, I hope to soon be able to do an AMD one as well, a complete AMD build, but its harder for the small guys like me, but I am getting there. Thank you so much for your kind words and I truly appreciate you stopping by, commenting and checking out my video, it means the world to me.
@@bassa69 well, I do have this one, that might help, it is also a b450 motherboard ua-cam.com/video/Ava0aAQ2XAM/v-deo.html, let me know what you think, but its more of a budget build.
@@bassa69 thank you my friend, sorry to hear that, but when you do get there, I hope it is all the you wanted it to be. I have a ton of content like this here on ThisBytesForYou, if there is anything I am missing, you would like to see, please let me know and I will see what I can do. Thanks again my friend.
Great video, just what I needed. I'm making the switch to this card from my 970gtx nvidia card and I've never had an amd card. Just built a new amd system - ryzen 7 3700x cpu , gskill 3200 cl14 32gb dual sticks ram , asus rog strix 550-f gaming motherboard , 750watt evga modular psu , 1tb m2 sabrient pcie4 drive. Hopefully with this nitro+ 5700 card my pc gaming is good to go for a couple years. 👍
So very happy you liked it my friend, please make sure to check out the description, I give you links to this specific card on Amazon. If you have any questions, please feel free to ask, I would be more than happy to help.
Thank you so much for your content. Great tutorial, very clear instructions. I had a black screen at first (tried connecting both of my screens with DP and HDMI). Looked into the comments to find out if anyone had the same problem (which somebody did) but then I tried restarting it this morning with just the DP connector and it worked first try. I then Followed this tutorial’s instructions and Everything is fine !!! Can’t wait to see the next videos from you. Got my subscribe and like 🤙
So very happy you liked it my friend and so very happy I could help you. I try to release 2 videos a week, i may have to pull back to 1 a week as I am getting more detailed in my benchmarks to bring you better information. I have almost 400 videos on here, I am sure I have a few more that cane help. Thank you so much for the like and sub, it means a ton to me.
@@ThisBytesForYou I do have a question though. I think my temperatures are a bit high. The GPU (according to TriXX) seems to be going up to 82 degrees Celsius (it says 108 in "Hot Spot"..). CPU seems to be around 60-70 Celsius. I have a view 31 case with 3 fans and it usually ran well (but I only had a 1050 ti)
@@Nicopoet yes, that is incredibly high, the GPU will start to fail on the hotspot at 110. I don't know if TRIXX now does fan curves, but if not, use the drivers to make a fan curve. I don't have an AMD system in front of me right now, I am at my day job, but if you right click on your desktop, go into the AMD portion, then under Performance, and Tuning, you should see a place on the right for setting your fan curves, increase those, they are naturally set VERY low. Also, how do you have those 3 fans blowing? let me know, if you have front fans, are they sucking air from the front, into the case or reverse? If you have top fans, are they exhausting air, or blowing it in and the rear fan, is that exhausting air or blowing it? I think I will make a video on the fan curves.
@@ThisBytesForYou Okay so I did that and went into "manual" instead of automatic. Fan tuning says fan speed is RPM but the fans are indeed turning. I changed the fan speed depending on Temp. If it reaches 50 degrees it will go up to 30 % speed, and if it reachers 70 degrees it will go up to 60 % speed. I will adjust if I do not see a result ! I will also let you know if it worked ! Thanks you are a true hero
@@ThisBytesForYou It is now working properly (30 mins of gameplay). I will keep playing with the fan speed to adjust them perfectly (sound - noise ratio). Thanks a ton and cannot wait for more videos from you !
Cool my friend, very happy you liked the video. If you are getting it from Amazon, please use the link in my description, it is my Amazon affiliate and it would help me tons. Even if you don't, I hope you liked the card.
@@ThisBytesForYou It's a bit more expensive on amazon but I bought it using your link anyway. Your video is going to help a lot and I want to support your channel!!!
@@jsol2756 oh wow, thank you so much my friend, I truly appreciate it. So know, everything I have in this channel, the monitor, the camera, the lighting, the new dolly (I just released a video on it), video card, etc are from funds from the channel, every penny I earn here, I throw back in to the channel to keep it growing and I thank you so much for the support, it means the world to me. Please let me know how it works out for you and if you have any issues, you know I am here to support you.
@@ThisBytesForYou No problem and that's great to hear. So I've had the card for about a week now and I have no problems with temp, frequency, etc. But I don't seem to be getting the right fps ins some games like GTA and Gears 5. Any tips to maybe fix this? My CPU is ryzen 7 2700.
thank you so much my friend, I truly appreciate your kind words, checking out my video, commenting, liking, subbing and sharing, it means so much to me. I am so very happy this can help you and if you have any other questions, please do let me know.
Always a pleasure my friend, so very happy you stopped by, trusted in me to help you, liked and subbed as well as took a moment out of your day to thank me. It means a ton to me and I am so very happy I could help you.
замечательно, друг мой, я так рада, что смогла тебе помочь. Для меня это так много значит, что вы не только смотрели, но и дали мне понять, что я вам помог. Если бы вы могли, поделитесь этим видео, чтобы я тоже мог помочь другим. Спасибо.
@@MattyBudzzz Thanks bud for checking out my video and for commenting, it means tons to me. No problem about replying, I reply to all of my comments, as you can see here we have a pretty active community and I help tons of people with anything PC related, pokemon Go and other stuff, I love PC's, games and helping, its what I do. One thing I will mention, even though the said limitation is 60fps, my review of the 5500K, I show game play (well not in the video, but I link to my gameplay video) in which I was playing on HDMI and many games scored well above but you have to make sure your HDMI cable is 1.3 or above, my cables are 1.4 (I am sure I have some that are 1.3 though, I have tons of HDMI cables, damn capture card makes me use them), you are limited by your monitors refresh rate and even then if you have a 60Hz monitor (which the monitor I recorded the gameplay does have, its a 4K monitor, my other monitor, the Viotek GN35DR has a 144hz refresh rate, if you want to check it out on my Amazon affiliated link: geni.us/6LrGJ ) you can still get MUCH higher than 60Hz, just makes sure you have Vsync off. I do appreciate the comment tremendously, and especially the way you stated it, instead of "Dumb ass, HDMI only goes up to 60hz, what an idiot, get gud" haha as many would have, I do appreciate the diamonds in the rough that try to help, it means so much to me.
that wasnt an issue back when I made this video, I think the issue started at windows 1909 or just before that one. Actually what I do now is enable the Administrator before I do this, give it a password, and enter my password again for my account, just in case.
no, you don't have to turn off your password, just update it and it will be good. After update, I think it was 1903 it caused this issue (it could have been another version), so updating your password will fix it. So maybe change it to 12345678, apply it, then change it back to the password you had before.
A thousand thank you, had different problems with the Risen 5700G processor. If I had this video like 20 hours ago and 1 re-install. Fuck Windows. If it weren't for the software that I need can't run on Linux I would have been on Linux 10 years ago. Linux won't install a god dammed thing if you don't tell it to. There is no automatic updates that can fuck up things. And especially as my problem came at night when it did an automated update and reboot. So I woke up to a black screen. Booted in safe mode and that works of course. But then the searching began, and I had no clue what so ever that it has restarted and actually over written my display drivers. So yes and thank you again!!. I will post this on every forum I have been on because Im not the only one. The DDU thing was really a thing when AMD did their graphics cards in the beginning but that was not a Windows problem. So I forgotten DDU after 10 years. But OMG I will never forget this.
Always a pleasure my friend, so very happy you stopped by, trusted in me to help you, liked and subbed as well as took a moment out of your day to thank me. It means a ton to me and I am so very happy I could help you. Sadly most software will not run on linux because it is not user friendly, no mater how you want to talk about it, its not user friendly at all. One day it may, but not any time soon. When it become more user friendly, more people will adopt, when more people adopt, more will make software for it, and drivers too. There is a bit more to the drivers issue you are facing, if you want I can link up a video on how to fix it, because it may happen again but again, I am so very happy I could help you so far.
I know the feeling. I bought one along with a 750W psu to upgrade from my rx580 and a 450W psu and it was a plug and play experience. Hope your experience was the same as mine. No issues no complaints one week in :) Getting Monster Hunter Iceborne, Resident Evil 3 and 3 months of Xbox Game Pass is a nice perk on top of it all
Thank you for posting this step by step install. I always review best practices before an important task. I have a question about opting out of DDU. I am upgrading from a Radeon Fury R9 to the RX 5700XT, and I am already running Radeon software. I have just downloaded the latest Radeon software for the RX 5700XT (Adrenalin 20.12.1) in advance of the upgrade. I am wondering if I should install the new Radeon software first and already have it in place before I complete the physical installation of the RX 5700XT. After all, I am upgrading from Radeon to Radeon. I value your opinion. Your thoughts, please?
You are so very welcome my friend, so very happy to help. Before i answer your question, it is important to know what are your PC specs, manufacturer and model number, including your monitor as well.
@@ThisBytesForYou The PC in question is a DIY build from 2015. I am preparing to build a new rig this year, but I wanted to make one more upgrade before the next project. The specs are as follows: Motherboard: ASUS Sabertooth 990FX R2. CPU AMD FX 9590 RAM: 32 GB (8x4) DDR (2133Mhz) Powersupply: 1,000 watts Video Card: Fury R9 4GB Display 1920X1080 The mean average frame rate in games is over 1,600 fps. The rig is designed with temperature management in mind. My top case temp was recorded at 36.5C. The entire rig is overclocked to provide a +15% performance improvement. The upgrade is to an XFX THICC III Ultra RX 5700 XT 8GB I am also adding a non RAID 1TB SSD SATA3 to use purely for swap memory (page file) expansion. I have checked hardware compatibility, and I am 100% compatible, but I will not benefit from the PCIE x4 because of the age of the motherboard. My experience: 10 Years with Dell Inc. My specialty was as a Business Systems Analyst (interfaces both UI and applications), but I have hardware experience in servers, pcs, and thin clients. I am trained to perform two prerequisites to an important task. The first is to pray, and the second to review all the best practices documented by others. The issue: I am running Fallout 4 heavily modded. At times my VRAM is maxing at 204%, but my RAM is maxing at 30%, so the rig can handle the demands. I am not upgrading the motherboard because the motherboard upgraded is in the budget for the new pc build. The RX 5700XT upgrade would double my VRAM and improve overall graphic card performance by at least +71%. My thought on the question is that the Radeon Adrenalin software supports both cards. Therefore it makes sense to install the application first and let it detect the new card. I also don't want to uninstall the fury drivers in the event I want to reuse the fury in this rig again in the near future. One final note, I am also big on using electrostatic discharge protection. My workbench is heavily guarded against ESD, and I do strap in. Thank you in advance for your opinion and input.
That frame rate is insane... but I don't think it correct, though at 1080 on a low profile maybe.... but heavily modded, I dont know. I too worked for Dell, when they bought us, I was product development engineer for Alienware, then after I left Dell, Velocity Micro. Regardless of that, not sure why are you mentioning x4 PCIE, it has nothing to do with anything here, unless maybe you missed something? At 1080p, you are using more CPU than GPU. Adrenalin does support both cards... but when you install the new card, you will be using the new drivers, which will overwrite your current drivers, so if you took the 5700 out the drivers would still see your R9, so it does not make sense to leave the drivers installed, nor will they stay installed, they will be overwritten. I recommend you update your BIOS on that board to the latest version and make sure, if between the latest version on the version you have now, if there are any in between versions you need to flash to reach the latest version, you apply those as well. ESD can be bad, but as long as you ground yourself on the case, maybe adding in a plugged in power supply on the case you are good, you don't really need to strap in. I hope this helps.
@@ThisBytesForYou At about 5:00 into the video you connect to sets of power cables to the GPU. I am getting the Sapphire NITRO+ Radeon RX 5700 XT and ASUS Prime X570-Pro. Also, looking at getting 2 sets of upHere 120mm 3-Pack 3-Pin High Airflow Quiet Edition White fans. Will that require daisy chaining the fans? Thank you so much! Such an amazing channel!
@@ericfletcher1667 Oh oh, ok. Those are 8 Pin PCIE cables, PLEASE do not use 4Pin, 4Pin's are CPU power connections. These 8Pins you will find either as an 8Pin cable or a 6+2 cable to form 8Pins. Make sure the cable you are plugging into the video card says PCIE not EPS or ATX, EPS is for CPU and ATX are for CPU power. So for the UpHere cables, this one in particular: geni.us/tiAYiif , you will notice it comes with a 4Pin fan header and an adapter for a molex. The Molex will connect into each other to take power from one fan plugged into the motherboard to power the other fans. Just note, this is not a PWM fan, so it has 3 Pins, which means they will run at 100% all the time. These Arctic fans, geni.us/N2dj7U while not RGB has a sharing technology that allows you to plug them into each other as a pass through into 1 fan header, a 4Pin connection that is PWM so the fan speeds can be controlled by the motherboard. Thank you so much for your compliments my friend, it means a ton to me and also thank you so much for stopping by, checking out my video and commenting.
@@Gunblaster1000 yes, like I said 6 days ago, ddu will remove everything on the old drive that was causing issues and install the fresh set, if you are using an AMD cpu though, make sure to uncheck all the AMD stuff so it does not touch your chipset.
to verify EVERYTHING is gone. Uninstall the drivers through AMD's software (not specifically AMD, it can be NVIDIA, Intel, etc) they leave things behind causing a mess. If you install OVER that mess, sometimes those files may not get overwritten, so you have incompatibilities and you can get many issues.
I bought the Nitro+ to upgrade from my 4Gb RX580 but I didn't uninstall any of my old drivers. It was a plug and play experience for me. Turned my PC on and the Radeon software recognized it as a 5700XT, I updated the drivers through the Radeon software and have had no issues since. The card's performance is fantastic, as expected I'm getting more than double the performance while running cooler and quieter. Do you think it's a good idea to clean all drivers and start fresh since I never uninstalled my old ones or is that process irrelevant for me since I'm all up to date anyway? Thanks in advance if you see this.
well, since all is working well, keep it like that, especially if you see a performance in crease but if you notice issues, I do recommend removing them and installing the latest. I hope this helps.
It's a rough one, the 2070 Super is a little over $80 more (geni.us/Hn1yP) than the 5700XT (geni.us/VoHIZhu) those are my Amazon affiliate links for each. Currently, AMD is having a lot of issues with Windows (potentially due to motherboard BIOS', Drivers, Drivers pushed out by Microsoft) that cause many people to return the cards. The 2070 Super is a bit fast, not by a ton, but there is a noticeable difference, but right now might be a bit of a gamble as NVIDIA is set to announce a new card, potentially in March, which surely AMD will launch something right afterwards. Prices typically don't fluctuate much, AMD has already dropped some pricing, making NVIDIA drop some pricing, but based on this structure, it might make sense for AMD to change their normal scheme of things and drop prices when big NAVI is released (if ever) which might make NVIDIA drop pricing, but if you need a card now, and cannot wait a little, go for the 2070 Super geni.us/Hn1yP, for only about $80 more, no headaches (not Sapphires fault, Sapphire makes excellent cards), it just works. NVIDIA makes great cards, they usually come at a much higher cost, the cost difference here I would say is reasonable. Going with NVIDIA, I would only recommend EVGA, they not only make the best NVIDIA cards, their customer support is tops, you won't find better support anywhere else, at what ever time of day or night, if you have an issue with the card, give them a call, they are super friendly, helpful and really feels like you are talking to a personal friend, they are all gamers it seems, which rocks. Thank you so much for stopping by, checking out my video, the compliment and commenting, it means the world to me. I hope I have helped you.
You are so very welcome my friend, I am so happy I could help. I have many videos like this, actually one being released today (in about 2 hours), How To's on how to do many PC related things here. I hope I can help you on many other things as well. Thank you my friend.
@@ThisBytesForYou nice! i'll wait for it. gotta click sub. :D make more videos like this, i'm sure you will help many newbies about building pc and stuff like that. keep up the good work.
@@geradhfilms7710 Thank you my friend. What a lot of the big guys forget is that we were all newbies at everything, somewhere down the line we took the first step and learned the first thing, then we grew on that. We can't expect everyone to know everything, that's why I like to go step by step. This video coming out in 1 hour is another step by step, just like this one (almost exactly) aimed at people that just dont know, I love to help. Sadly many people don't see this as helping, people that already know how to do this, so they get upset and comment negatively and leave a thumbs down, it happens. Thank you so much for your subscription and kind words, it truly does mean the world to me.
@@ThisBytesForYou true. just ignore people who gave you negative comments. be positive make more informative videos like this. you will help people like me who doesn't know computer stuff that much. thank you so much for helping us.
@@geradhfilms7710 yeah I know it, but the negativity can consume, but when people like you come on here and post it helps so much to forget the negativity and focus on the positive, thank you so much.
When you ran DDU during the AMD portion of this video, I saw that you had all the boxes checked under AMD. Did you have to reinstall the AMD chipset too?
If I were using an AMD chipset, I would unselect all of them, but this is an Intel chipset, so its perfectly OK to leave them all checked. This video might help you better,, since its an AMD chipset: ua-cam.com/video/Z_hL3sHrmgc/v-deo.html
Thats awesome my friend, if you could, please use my amazon affiliate link to purchase it, it would help tons: geni.us/VoHIZhu So what card do you currently have and what are your system specs?
@@hugo9016 no worries my friend, that was if you were going to get it on Amazon, no worries at all. Thank you so much for stopping by, checking out the video and commenting, it means the world to me. I hope this video helps you out as well.
@@ThisBytesForYou i bought it but. it blackscreened and it artifacted... so i switched it for a 2070 super :/ i would really want a 5700 xt but it did not work out
De nada hermano, cuántas conexiones tiene su tarjeta, necesita conectarlas todas. Puedes ser que te funciona al principio sin ellos, es más probable con AMD, pero más tarde se encontrará con problemas. como esta todo en bolivia?
hi, very nice video for me, if i can ask you some questions... do you think the reinforced pci-e is enough to support the weight of the video card without bending? i read a lot of issue about the drivers support, what your opinion ? Thanks in advance ;)
It seems to hold it pretty well, i can't say for sure over time. No issues at all on driver support as of yet, I doubt there will be any I think either. I mean, things happen, there may have been in the past but everything is great so far. You will see my final review on this in the days coming up. Thank you so much for stopping by, checking out the video, your kind words and for commenting, it means the world to me .
Well, you don't need to have it connected to change, you can do that within the software. But if you want it to sync, I believe you would need a cable like this, sadly I was not able to get a lot of info for this and this was the only feature I did not test, since I did not have that cable, geni.us/VNwN. This video shows you how to change the lighting: ua-cam.com/video/PKvYtRKp_a0/v-deo.html. Thank you so much for the compliments my friend, it means the world to me.
Thanks for the video! I have an nVidia 1060 I am about to replace with the Radeon 5700 XT. Would this process work? 1. Disconnect machine from the internet. 2. Boot into Safe Made. 3. Run DDU to uninstall nVidia drivers. Set Windows Update to not install drivers. Select clean and don't restart 4. Power down machine (gracefully). 5. Remove nVidia adapter and install Radeon adapter. 6. Boot machine normally and install manufacturer's drivers. I am trying not to have Windows auto-install drivers for the Radeon card. Thanks!
Hi there! I've got a power supply by Corsair RM550 it's an old version, but still, it is a good power supply with the gold certificate. My setup right now is: Ryzen 7 3700x 16gb of Ram And I just bought this video card Sapphire RX5700 nitro+, could you tell me if my power supply can handle it-? Awesome vídeo btw :)
thank you my friend, I really do appreciate your kind words, they mean a ton to me. So the answer to your question is yes,... and no. So as per Sapphire, they recommend at least a 650Watt, but require a 600Watt, during my testing, it did not hit 500Watts, but that does not mean it won't on your system. Mind you, the card did not hit 600Watts, that's not what the requirment is for, but you can see my full review on this card where I show you gameplay and benchmarks where I also show how much power the system is consuming on average and the max point in the session ua-cam.com/video/YWzqVU6Oq74/v-deo.html. Also, you need to make sure you have both PCIE connectors plugged in. I hope that helps?
@@ThisBytesForYou Hi it is been a month since I got this card and I'm using it on my RM550. I haven't got any kind of problems so far working great, so great that the fans of my PSU never turn on meaning it's not loading more than 60% of usage, those RM ultra-quiet models are really great. I've it for 5 years and still holding on, anyways I'm really happy with this card and my PSU
The card never surpasses the margin of 190~250 watts consumes. Even on more hardcore games that push your card to the limit. I'll let these comments here to share my experience with it. Anyways Thanks for the awesome video
Would you recommend installing the chipset drivers for my CPU as well? I have heard that the AMD GPU drivers work even better when paired with the CPU drivers. Also, how do I tell if my drivers were installed and running correctly? I used to have an Nvidia card, uninstalled those drivers and downloaded the AMD drivers. Should I be good to go?
You should, but I do recommend redownloading the chipset drivers, then use DDU to remove the old drivers (graphics drivers) in safe mode, then reboot, reinstall the chipset drivers and then reboot if asked then install the latest and greatest graphics drivers.
i loved the way you explained things so well! thank you so much! got a quick question, im about to build a pc with this card, and using the thermaltake 750W 80 gold. i can just plug in 2 cables like the 6+2 and then x2? is it suffiecient for the power supply? because i need an 8 pin for the mobo ofcourse thats why im a little confused! once again thanks for the in-depth explainations! keep it up!
GReat that you commented my friend, thank you so much for checking out my video and commenting, it means the world to me and thank you for your compliments. So please be sure, before you build your computer. examine your power supply. There should be, if its the TPD-0750M - 750W model, there should be an 8Pin CPU connection, that is 2x4, that is for cpu and the red ones are for PCI-e. So you would plug in this video card both the 6+2 pins, you would use 8 in each (all of the pins). The 8Pin for the CPU is an EPS connection, totally different pin out, it will not fit.... I mean you push hard enough it will fit (I have seen it with my own 2 eyes work, I could not believe it worked, but the person that did it, blew up the video card) but it won't work. Can you confirm it is the model number of the power supply is TPD-0750M - 750W? I love helping, and I hope I can help you my friend.
@@ThisBytesForYou thank you so much for your reply! the model of the power supply is: TTP-750AH3FCGMAX here is the link where i bought it: www.amazon.ca/gp/product/B07SL9NFVS/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_asin_title_o03_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1 once again thank you for the help! as i understand it correctyl, the 2x4 pins go into the cpu (mobo) and the 2x 6+2 pins into the gpu! thanks! this is the build im going for this weekend: ryzen 5 3600 asus rog b550-F (wifi 6) be quiet! pure rock 2 (black) patriot viper 4 blackout series 3600mhz (16 gb) thermaltake toughpower 750W 80 gold fully modular phanteks eclipse p360x hope its a steady build! thank you once again and again and again! really helped!
Nice tutorial thanks, but I have something to ask: basically I ordered the rx 5700 xt nitro+ and I'm currently waiting it, but I saw something online that worries me, and that's the Gpu sag. My case is a sharkoon tg5 rgb and my Mobo is a b450 aorus elite, I don't know if it will sag or not, can you tell me if you had problems with that and if my case and Mobo are strong enough to maintain it?
I know a lot of people have sag issues, and in the 20+ years i have been building PC's, I have never had an issue. When you install the card and are going to screw it in, don't leave it slid down on the lower slot. When I install a card, I lift it a little tiny bit (make sure you can still plug in your video cables) then I screw the screws in and you should be good. This is not to say this is the solution, but it is my solution that has not let me down. I will see if I can address this in a later video, but you case seems perfectly fine, I don't think you will have issues. If you feel like you will still have issues, maybe this would work for you: geni.us/mzA7
Hello, Nice tutorial. One question. If i didn't have other gpu before this nitro+, I must to instal the program to uninstall drivers ( the ddu ) ? And the AMD drivers software let you the posibilite to install olds drivers versions? Cause i watched the new drivers with Black screens and other fail !!
It's debatable, but I always like to remove the older drivers and install the newer to keep everything peppy. Because of the current issues though, first make sure you bios is updated to the latest and greatest for your motherboard then update windows to the latest and greatest, then shit down you pc and install the new card, see how that works for you.
Not sure if I'll have the luck of a reply with this video being around 8 months old, but I've seen others talking about using two cables for this power hungry card. Potentially dumb question (sorry, this is the first build I've personally put together), but would two _separate_ 6+2 pin VGA cables be fine? I have an EVGA SuperNOVA G2 (850W, so it's up to the task) - not sure if it originally came with a more suitable cable as a friend handled it all for me years ago, but the two 6+2 spares are all I have until my custom cables are delivered. Edit: Nevermind, I rewatched the section on plugging in the cables, you're using the same thing, right? They looked like a single cable on my first watch.
Hello my friend, no matter how old the video is, I always respond unless of course youtube doesn't deliver the message to me, which sadly is very often. You are OK to put it on on cable, though I prefer using 2, just makes me feel a little better. Actually, not in this video but in newer videos I have the bigger brother to your power supply, the EVGA superNOVA G2 1000Watt, they are great power supplies. You are good to put it on which ever though, the card requires a 600Watt, though they recommend a 650, at 850 you are gold, so no worries my friend. Thank you so much for checking out my video and commenting, it means the world to me.
@@ThisBytesForYou Replies _and_ does it on the same day? Buddy, you're awesome. Thanks for the advice, I'd already finished up the build after realising that using two cables was likely what you were doing as well, but it's good to hear back all the same. I'll make sure to check out some of your other videos soon - sounds like it'll be worth it.
@@thatboringone7851 Thanks my friend, always happy to help, and I always try to reply, within a few minutes even, sometimes I can't of course. Thank you so much for wanting to check out my other videos, I have almost 400, I am sure I have a few others that can help. thanks again my friend.
@@mycelia_ow not saying it will not, but Sapphire states it requires a 600Watts and recommends a 650Watt. I would always go with what the require and would better off go with what they recommend.. This of course being if you are overclocking, hardcore wise with their recommendation.
@@ThisBytesForYou of course. I really wanted this specific model so I didn't have enough to upgrade my PSU 🙃 I hope it's still fine though, I refuse to use the middle v bios even though I probably should lol. I think companies overstate how much Watts you'll need just to be absolutely sure you have enough headroom. I'm probably suffocating my PSU. Great video btw.
@@mycelia_ow no, you are good, you have plenty head room, but usually they recommend higher wattage psu's if anything to make sure you are covered amperage wise. You check out this video, where I review this card showing you the power consumption as well, but tomorrow I have another one on this series coming out: ua-cam.com/video/YWzqVU6Oq74/v-deo.html, let me know what you think and thank you so much for the complement, I do appreciate it. In the video coming tomorrow, you will notice MUCH better video quality and audio quality, I am trying my hardest to improve.
I just purchased this card to upgrade from my gigabyte rx570 card, but unfortunately, I am unable to get it to work. The card is seated properly with two 6+2 cables powering it, but whenever I start the machine, the screen remains black. The colors on the card itself pulse red, and the fans begin to spin. My PSU is a thermaltake smart series 700W and is more than enough to power the card according to the power requirements. To troubleshoot, I reinstalled my rx 570, and it worked perfectly fine. I've taken all of the safety precautions I could by discharging the computer, and even grounding myself to the case. I'm sure your busy, but any help would be greatly appreciated.
Ok, so a few things, from the x570 to the 5700 (huge upgrade, congrats) you are for example using HDMI, on the 5700 you are using DP, do you have your monitor set to the DP input? What motherboard do you have this installed on? Sounds stupid, but are both 6+2PIns connected properly to PCIE connections on the power supply, if it is fully modular? Are you on the first PCIE slot? If your motherboard selected to UEFI, if you have the option? Have you tried reseating the card, removing it, then popping it back in? Does the motherboard have the latest BIOS, if not, can you flash it to the latest version? I am always busy, but I always find time to reply to everyone, I love helping people.
@@ThisBytesForYou ThisBytesForYou hey, thanks for the reply, I've been busy and haven't been able to respond. So don't laugh at me, but I'm using a little 2013 XPS 8700 Dell system. I've upgraded the PSU to a thermaltake smart 700W with two 6+2 cables powering the card and 32 GB of RAM. The motherboard is an intel KWVT8, set to UEFI and the processor is the stock i7-4790. Whenever I power on the computer, the fans turn on like normal (and eventually the GPU's fans as it gets hot) with no error beeps, but nothing but a black screen is displayed on the monitor (I am using DP, and the monitor is set to the correct output). When plugging my former card back into the computer, it works as normal. I've updated the BIOS and made sure all connections were secure, but that's all I know to do. I'm stumped, so if you could help me out that would be fantastic.
@@charlesdarwin6224 hmmmm, you have taken all the steps I would have recommended, have you tried the card on another system to see if it is the motherboard or the card? What video card were you using before?
Hi, I would like to know if someone has temperature issue with this card, I just buy it last week and I’m having serious issue with the temp. I have to undervolt the card to play for some hours and then crash.
let me know what your temperatures are and then also, how many fans do you have in the front of your case and are they blowing into the case or sucking air out of the case? Do you have any on the top and are they blowing air into the case or sucking out and do you have one in the rear, blowing or sucking?
@@ThisBytesForYou I’m working right now, but when I get home today I can take a pic of my pc and show you, I appreciate the faster reply, I’m a little piss off cause it’s an awesome graphics card, but I only could try it at full for only 10 minutes before it crash. When I use the undervolt profile from adrenaline software I can play more than 8 hours with out crash, but lost a lot of performance.
@@alejandroadrianfernandez9853 you should not have to under volt your card, I am sure you need to update your fans, but actually, this might help you too: ua-cam.com/video/LgBR7Cei5yM/v-deo.html
The card with a system requires a 600Watt Power Supply, but it also requires 2 x 8-pin PCI connection , and don't daisy chain them. Your power supply has 2 x 6+2 Pin PCIe cables, those are 8Pin cables but I think it's coming from 1 cable, that is probably why you are having issues. Why do you believe you dont have enough power, I think you have enough, but it may not run well because of the daisy chain.
I have a thermaltake Lifepower 550w and my 5700xt triple dissipation is coming tomorrow and I don’t even know if it’s gonna have the right connections 😭
good news and bad news.... So the power supply does have 2 x 6+2Pin PCIE connection but they require a 600Watt and recommend a a 650Watt. If you like I can recommend a 650 for you?
ThisBytesForYou I’ve been planning on upgrading my PSU for a while now I just wanted to buy the other stuff so I can still game, then worry about the PSU later.... clearly I made the wrong decision.... will it still run though is my new question... if not I’ll have to resort to staying on a 1050 til I build enough money...Also I do wanna mention I went on some website I think it was like PCPicker or PCBuilder or something and it showed my PSU is compatible with my new GPU, idk if that helps.. 😐
@@RandomTranzit sorry i did not respond sooner, youtube is horrible about its notifications. It may work, but when it hits that point in a game, where it requires more power, it may shut down your PC or you might get a bluescreen or some other error. PCPicker or PCBuilder are great resources, but if the manufacturer and them recommend different things, the safest bet is to go with what the manufacturer recommends or requires.
ThisBytesForYou I had to take the chance at this and it works surprisingly well, I haven’t had an issue yet and I’ve been running this for a few months. I appreciate the advice though! I do plan to upgrade to a 750w EVGA PSU soon, but it’s all good lol I didn’t expect you to respond
I got the same card and I’m going to build a new pc with it, but I’m kinda afraid cuz it didn’t fit in my old case and I don’t want to pay for a case and it doesn’t fit it
I have a question, I have an rx 550 and whenever I download its driver, the screen just turns black, like there is no display. What seems to be the problem?
I also review for Dragonblogger, so at times you will see some videos there too, but not all. Thank you so much for reporting it, it means the world to me.
to strip the older drivers, be it older drivers you have installed or older drivers MS has installed either over time or integrated into the build alreayd. NVIDIA and AMD have a similar method already built it but there are inherent flaws to them. The flaws are, thier programs are running the uninstalls, and many times they will hold onto files because the program is using them, or maybe windows itself is using it, so it causes a dirty uninstall. Try it your self, uninstall you NVIDIA/AMD/Intel/Matrox, etc driver, then reboot, go back into windows and check the Program Files, Program Files (x86), ProgramData, AppData, and the Registry. DDU is unrelated to the manufacturer, so it hold nothing to it, you tell it what you want to get rid of in windows safe mode, which does not utilize drivers, load programs on startup or have any TSR's, it is a basic and bare version of windows. With that, it allows it to DELETE EVERYTHING and leave you with basic drivers. I hope I have answered your question.
@@kanna5721 very cool, if you have any concerns in building, I have a ton of videos on there that may help. Thank you so much for checking out my video and commenting, it means the world to me.
I've just bought this card and it's so loud in my PC, I dont know what to do, I have 6 fans in my setup and no matter how efficient they are, the card still runs at 2000RPM+. The card sounds just like a vaccum, please help.
the card is amazingly quiet for me, have you already installed the drivers? I have a few more things for you to try, but I want you to first watch this video, make sure you follow everything I go through, installing the card, PCIE cables, uninstalling old drivers with DDU and installing the latest drivers. If that still gives you those issues, come back to me please, I would LOVE to help you get it working: ua-cam.com/video/ZMShJUdjjr0/v-deo.html
@@Kaivien OK, through the Radeon software, when you right click on the background and select the AMD portion 1. Right-click on the desktop and open AMD Radeon Settings. 2. Click on the gaming tab. 3. Click on global settings. 4. Click on the global wattman tab. 5. Scroll down to the fan & temperature block. 6. Move the speed/temperature toggle from automatic to manual. 7. Slide the toggles until you have a curve that you're happy with. Our example here is a good place to start. 8. Click apply. If you did not use prior to installing this card DDU to remove the drivers and install your newer ones, it may be configured to your older card, this way you can control it on your own. but make sure to check the temperatures to make sure everything is ok before and after. It could also be you have a bad card, it does happen. Please let me know what you find.
well, here is the link for the AMD drivers: www.amd.com/en/support/graphics/amd-radeon-5700-series/amd-radeon-rx-5700-series/amd-radeon-rx-5700-xt, but the link for the memory is geni.us/URlI8, you would need to have that RAM to have the lighting, if you have that RAM I can send you he link, just not sure what other software you are looking for?
Best tutorial I've seen, got myseld the gigabyte rx5700xt. My psu has 2 pcie 6+2 connectors with only one wire. Will this still work? or will I need a different psu
Thanks my friend, very happy I could help and I appreciate your kind words. Usually it is best to use 2 cables, but one can work too. What is your power supply manufacturer and model number?
@@Rob_Champion anytime my friend, happy I could help. sorry I did not get back to you sooner, youtube is horrible at delivering notifications, so I have to go through almost 400 videos to find comments I had not replied to and that youtube didn't let me know about. So what did you end up getting and how is your system working?
I recommend doing it, as you will be updating your driver anyway. Without DDU'ing your system, you will be utilizing the older drivers instead of using the latest and greatest features. Though... I will say, the newer drivers do have a few issues, but AMD is working hard and heavy to resolve them all. Thank you also for your kind words, it means a ton to me.
Wow, thank you so much Emjay, it means so much to me to hear you say that, I try so hard to make good ones, it's good to see they are working and helping. As always, if you have any questions, please feel free to ask, I have a ton of how this here to help you in just about everything and if you don't see something, let me know I might make a video on it.
ThisBytesForYou hi! I have a question unrelated to sapphire nitro (going to install today once I figure out an issue I’m having). I installed a new Corsair psu 850x (850 watts) works completely fine. Tried installing my I7 9700k in replace of my i5 8400 cpu I bought (motherboard is b360m bazooka) and it gets stuck on arsenal gaming loading screen. I used to be able to boot to bios even with the new cpu (I7) but again just stuck on loading screen and when clicking delete to get Into bios I get a black screen. Any ideas?
There are 2 temperature readings on the card, there is GPU and then GPU Hotspot, you can see which is the one you are seeing using GPU-Z, then clicking the sensor tab, and on the bottom left hand corner, placing a check in the box that reads "Log to File", have that save to your desktop, then play a game. It will record your temperatures and place it in that document. When you are done, close GPU-Z, so it will stop writting to the document (make sure its not still running on the bottom right hand corner in the application tray), then open it up and you will find the 2 sections. Let me know which of the 2 is reporting the higher temperatures? If it is the GPU hotspot, I found it pretty hot as well. How do you have your fans situated in your case, front, top and rear and how many fans? Do you have any card under the Nitro, and if so, what is the distance, and what card is it?
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In this video, we go over how to install the AMD Sapphire Radeon Nitro+ RX 5700 XC 8GB OC. Make sure to stay to the very end, for a special message.
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0:00 Intro
1:00 Removing the Old video card
2:53 Installing the 5700 XT
4:50 Plugging in the PCI-e connections
6:18 Where to plug in your monitor?
6:50 Turning on the Computer
7:00 Downloading Drivers
8:35 Downloading DDU
9:30 Booting into Safemode to remove drivers
12:00 Installing the latest AMD Video Drivers
14:10 Important message about cables
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nice card i found the se gpu don't know what the differnce is but it's a se
do you know what the difference is between this on and the se version
@@bassa69 SE is faster, Slighty, I'd pay the little extra.
@@bassa69 and it has RGB if Fans, If you like that or own a vertical GPU mount
Even though I know how to do this...I am a sucker for good tutorials.
well thank you so much my friend, I truly appreciate you stopping by and checking it out, you're in for a treat, I have tons of how to's, I would love for the opportunity for even one to help you. I also thank you so much for stopping by and commenting, it means the world to me.
same here LOL
Yes 😂
Thanks so much my friend
Thank you so much, I truly appreciate it
Even though i know how to do it , i came to see if the card have rgb🌚
hahaha, thanks my friend, I hope you enjoyed the video. Thank you so much for stopping by and checking it out.
Really well made tutorial, hands down. Good talk, other youtubers just throw the card in and that's it. You really had attention on everything. Props to you man!
Thank you so much my friend, it means a ton to me that you mentioned that, it really does. Thank you for checking out my video and commenting, it means so much to me and your kind words.
Thank you for the comprehensive tutorial. I'm planning on grabbing this card in a few weeks, and while I know most of this, I was still fuzzy on clearing up the old drivers. Thanks for taking the time to make this!
Awesome, so very happy I could help. Please let me know if you run into any issues, I have close to 400 videos, I am sure I have more that can help
Thank you very much from France mate :) I decided to give a chance to AMD so I've just purchased a Ryzen 3600 + Sapphire Radeon Nitro+ RX 5700 XT beside my I7 4790K / Geforce 1080 computer. Your video will help me a lot when installing all the stuff. Thank's again.
you are so very welcome my friend, I am so very happy I could help you. Please let me know if you need any further assistance down the line, always happy to help.
psour33 How does the 5700 XT compare to the 1080 you previously had? Does it run hot/loud?
@@lilTryhard Hi ! in fact imho, if you already own a 1080 it is useless to change for a 5700XT especialy if you own like me a Zotac 1080 AMP Extreme edition wich is heavily overclocked. The Nitro+ is very good but it does not worth the exchange. If you have an old Radeon or a Nvidia 9XX serie you will earn lot's more fps. Against the 1080 you will earn to few fps in games but if you're a flight sim fan like me you will loose FPS (especialy with X-Plane 11).
@@psour33 I play mainly Apex Legends, and I gained about 100 fps running medium settings on the 5700 XT, coming from running low settings on my 1060 6GB. It's a massive improvement honestly, the biggest setback thus far has been learning newer driver software. Thank you for the reply!
Dude, you SAVED me!!! I just built my first ever gaming computer (or computer in general) and I kept getting a VGA and BOOT error message. I was told that my card may have been in fault, but after looking at your video, I realized that I just didn't plug in the gpu correctly. I plugged in the 8-pin properly, but I didn't realize that the other 8-pin attachment could be transformed into a 6-pin attachment and was supposed to be plugged in too! Oh. My. Goodness! It's the easy things that sticks ya!! So yeah, now I am officially in BIOS and eagerly working on starting it up! I am HAPPY!! You saved me so much headache!!! (Like an entire week's worth!!!!!)
So very happy I could help you my friend.
So what motherboard are you working in and again, so very happy I could help you.
Newbies might try to do this while pc is still conneted to power: you did not mention to unconnect every cable from the pc (& then to hold power button for a moment to ensure the electricity was freed from the psu & other components - or so I heard that it works like this, but probably not as necessary as the first step).
Plus for showing a way to stop win10 from installing drivers automatically (although it's still recommended to just disconnect internet beforehand, duh).
But it's overall very nice step by step guide on how to do the stuff, I'll say that.
it's hard to cover it all, but I do thank you and I will try to add that in my next video. As for holding the power button, just tap it once or twice and that will take care of it, basically the same thing. Thanks for your compliment and what I should add in my next video, thanks.
@@ThisBytesForYou the video is really really fine, you mentioned a lot of little stuff I wouldn't even know or think about that are actually useful, so that was just one thing that hit me you missed.
But your clarity in the vid really speaks to me. ;-) Good work, good work.
@@picapica201 thank you my friend, I do try. I have been building PC's since I was 13 (I am 41 now) and I love teaching people, thats why I make these. I do all of this unscripted so at times i may for get a step or 2, but I try to cover everything. I will try on my next video to cover all the bases.
you dont have to unplug the cord... just turn the power supply off. Then press the power button to make sure the power is gone and out of the computer
@@dareason7581 yup, I know, but there is always the what if, unpluggnig the cord, you know for sure there is no power going to the unit.
Thank you for the tutorial im buying this card for my first build so its so nice to see how the drivers are installed and how it looks in the pc!
awesome my friend, very happy I could help you and please let me know if you have any further questions, always a pleasure and you are so very welcome.
You save me lot of time.... Thanks man
You are so very welcome, so very happy I could help you
I followed the same steps for the setup of my Gigabyte Aorus 5700 XT tonight. Properly installed it physically but was frustrated at first with how it was acting once being active on my pc. I watched this video and followed step by step and so far so good! I appreciate you and your will to make this video. It really helped me out! Thank you!
that is so great to hear my friend, I am so very happy I could help you. I have almost 400 videos on here, I am sure I have more that can help and I invite you to take a look around. if you don't see something you like, let me know, I might be able to make it. Thanks agian.
@@ThisBytesForYou Will do for sure! Keep up the good work.
Thank you so much my friend, I truly appreciate it
I just bought the sapphire nitro+ special edition and its coming for xmas. Upgrading from a 1050ti, planning to build a new pc and sell mine with the 1050ti, but for now ill just change it for the 5700 xt
not sure on your system specs, but I can tell you this upgrade will be huge, congratulations my friend, please let me know how everything goes for you and let me know if you have any questions.
@@ThisBytesForYou thanks buddy.
My actual specs are:
Ryzen 7 1700 3.7ghz
Msi x470 gaming plus
Gtx 1050ti oc 4gb
Corsair vengeance lpx ddr4 2x8gb 3000 mhz
Nox hummer gd750 750w 80 plus gold
Corsair hydro cooling h80i v2
Barracuda 7200 rpm 1tb
x2 Kingston a400 ssd 120gb
And this is what i plan to build
www.pccomponentes.com/configurador/8d290cC5B
@@imshevi I think this would be a tremendous update for you on this system and for the new system. Going fromthe 1050 with only 4gigs of RAM and of course the huge bump in performance, you will be able to game at 2K and turn on some eye candy, you games will play beautifully. Congrats my friend.
@@imshevi how much you selling for?
@@deadlybladesmith3093 based on actual prices in my country, 800€
You have no idea how much you just helped 🙌 thank you!
Always a pleasure my friend, so very happy you stopped by, trusted in me to help you, liked and subbed as well as took a moment out of your day to thank me. It means a ton to me and I am so very happy I could help you.
Glad I opt for the 5700xt nitro plus special edition. Now they are $800
yeah, it seems the effects of covid are more than just health, it is CRAZY right now.
@@ThisBytesForYou which is more good? 5700xt nitro plus (original/overclocked) or special edition
specialxedition doesnt really matter its just for aesthetics
Sorry I didn't see this sooner, UA-cams notification system is.horrible. the SE was slightly faster 2035mhz vs 2010mhz boost clock and 1965 vs 1905mhz GPU clock and then yes, better rgb lighting which people love, the boost would be best but sadly I couldn't tell you earlier since the commenting system here is horrible. Sorry my friend.
@@ThisBytesForYou i cant believe it has been 2 years
been building PC's for years. just came here to check on them AESTHETICS. gorgeuous card. gonna be me one even with RDNA 2 looping around the corner
thanks bud, same here, used to be a product development engineer for Alienware, then Dell bought us and I moved on to Velocity Micro, great years at both, but I wanted to keep doing my thing, so I started this channel. The card is beautiful, but I am dying to see what is coming next. Thank you so much for stopping by my friend, it means so much to me you checked it out but even more because you commented. Thanks again buddy and I hope you enjoyed it.
Hey. So I saw you downloaded the drivers marked as "optional". Have you had driver issues so far? Currently in the process of buying the same card and wondering if it's a safer bet to go with the "recommended" drivers..
Recommended is safer, since they are WHQL'ed drivers but I usually go with optional, as they are newer but of course are known to have potential issues. I did have one issue, and it is an issue many have had, but I resolved it, you can see it here: ua-cam.com/video/Qh2xEUXWeqs/v-deo.html, let me know what you think
This was helpful, thank you for your time! Just put this bad boy in my ryzen 7 3700x/tuf gaming x570 rig. Now to upgrade my ram and get VR!
You are so very welcome my friend, sounds like an awesome rig, how many gigs of RAM do you have now? Also, thank you so much for the like and sub, it means a ton to me.
This is the perfect video i was looking for, due to im planning to get my first desktop computer with Ryzen 2700X + This GPU, what is better to use: HDMI or DP? @ThisBytesForYou
awesome, thank you so much, I am so happy I could help. As for what to use, I would recommend DP, higher resolution and refresh rates possible. Thank you so much for stopping by and checking out my video, and even more for commenting, it means the world to me.
Building my first pc in like 2 weeks. This was helpful! Thanks! Subscribed
thank you so much for your kind words and the sub, it means a ton to me. I have a ton of videos like this here that can help and I always answer my comments, so let me know if you need any help
Thank you very much for the Video.
Im going to Upgrade the first time from a rtx 2060 to exactly this card.
Your video will be a big help.
Greetings from germany and ceep up the great content!
ahhh thats great, so very happy I could help you my friend, it means so much to me that not only you checked out my video, but you took a moment out of your life to thank me, it means to much to me. A huge greetings from the US (NA) and I hope to see you are more often, I have tons of videos just like this.
I always get stuck before entering safe mode, in the sign in. “Search for app in the Store?”
"Search for app in the Store", what app is it looking for? Safe mode does not require any app or drivers, kind of confused as to what may be going on?
I've watched a lot of vids here and there about building PCs and this one has the best angles and you don't do way too much yapping without action like a lot of others.
Thank you my friend, I do appreciate it. I try my hardest to help everyone I can, and I hope I helped you and thanks again for your kind words.
I installed the new adrenaline drivers on my pulse rx 5700xt oc because when I launched a game it said my cpu was at 90% usage and my gpu was at 0% (just built this pc last week) so I naturally thought it needed drivers and it black screened. Tried restarting the pc and nothing. I then booted windows off of a second drive (I have dual nvme m.2 drives) and the card displayed but still was at 0%. I want to delete the drivers off my first boot drive but my pc won’t let me access it. Help!
see if this helps: ua-cam.com/video/Qh2xEUXWeqs/v-deo.html, also, what is your motherboard manufacturer and model number?
My motherboard is a msi x570 gaming pro carbon and I don’t know my gpu model number but here is where I got it. www.amazon.com/Sapphire-11293-01-20G-Radeon-Backplate-Graphics/dp/B07WC7683C
Hello my friend, I recommend updating your BIOS to the latest version, 7B93v18, this also updates your agesa support for your card: www.msi.com/Motherboard/support/MPG-X570-GAMING-PRO-CARBON-WIFI, after you flash your BIOs, make sure to set your PCIE 3.0 slot to gen3 and enable XMP for your memory if it is supported. After that, do what I recommend in this video: ua-cam.com/video/Qh2xEUXWeqs/v-deo.html and then use the latest AMD drivers to install for your video card. Please let me know if this helps. This video also helps you get into safe mode to uninstall your older drivers.
ThisBytesForYou I’m at a utter and total loss, I just turned on my computer today and everything is working fine, I really don’t know what happened but I was just wanting to say thanks for helping.
@@paxmax5059 anytime my friend, very happy I could help.
Gave a like and though I did not subscribe, I appreciate that he provided links to lighting control. I was confused why that was not added in this video, as it would be included in an installation.
Hello My friend, I do greatly appreciate the like and I do hope to win your subscription at some point but the reason I did not include the lighting, because not everyone who is interested in installing this card is interested in the lighting, some don't care about it. So rather than make the video so much longer, I created a separate video on doing that, each video has it's own focus.
The most valuable thing in life is time, I don't want to waste anyone's time but at the same time, I want to make sure in the time that I have your attention, I give you all the information you would want on this. I hope this makes sense.
Hi, nice video, i'm building a pc and i want to know if this motherboard is good for the rx 5700 xt Nitro+ and ryzen 5 3600. The B450 DS3H. i have 3 options in my country (sorry for my bad english) B450 DS3H, B450 AORUS ELITE and B450 MSI GAMING PLUS MAX, i was thinking in the msi plus max because its ryzen 3000 ready out of the box but I really dont know what the differences between those 3 options are. The first option is 30$ less so i dont know what to do.
between the 3, I would still go for the GIGABYTE B450M DS3H Motherboard: geni.us/C30Fy, the other boards look nice, but the MSI does not have enough USB ports and the and the Gigabyte would be perfect, if that heatshield were not directly under the PCIE slot, it looks like it will get in the way. the MSI does look nice, so if you don't need 2 additional USB ports, check it out: geni.us/fl0BO
And your English sounds great to me. Sorry I did not reply sooner, I must have missed this comment.
My first time installing a graphics card ever I know very little about computers and so far it seems i've done it succesfully, this video was very very helpful thank you very much for this!
You are so very welcome my friend, I am so very happy I could help. This is the exact reason I make these videos, to help eveyrone.
Nice video! I got the same card, but I’m stuck atm with my first build. I got an EVGA semi-modular psu, and it already comes attached with one 6 pin and one 6+2! I need an extra two pins! The PSU did come with extra VGA cables, but I don’t know if you can use those instead of the ones labeled “PCIE”, and just let the PCIE ones hang loose. Any help is appreciated!
Nice, very happy I could help you on your first build. Yes, you can just tuck that entire cable aside, attach another 6+2 cable into the power supply and connect it to the card. Back in the day, when all power supplies were not modular, we would have a bunch of other cables just tucked away in the PC, cluttering it up, modular power supplies let you only attach what you need and semi modular, while better than non modular, will usually always leave you with one or 2 cables you don't need.
Again, you are perfectly fine, not using that 6Pin, plugging in another 6+2 or an 8 (but make sure its not an EPS cable, as those are for CPU power) and then connecting it into your video card. I am so very happy I could help, and thank you so much for stopping by to check out my video and comment. It means the world to me.
ThisBytesForYou thanks so much for that info! Just to clarify, I can just tuck away those already-attached pcie cables and just connect the VGA cable, right?
@@PrimevaLonXans yup, anything not used can just be tucked away and you are so very welcome my friend.
Thank you so much for the video I was so lost why I wasn't getting video. This really helped me.
That's awesome, so very happy I could help you my friend, this is the very reason I make these.
Hey man, you seem like a helpful guy.
I’ve just bought one of em rx 5700 xt and I downloaded the drivers from amd website. I did clean out the drivers from my previous card, the 580.
My performance should have doubled. Yet, the performance is the exact same. How and why do I make this thing speed up? I am going to return it soon. I’ve heard incredible things and all my research says I should be getting twice the frames that I am. What have I done wrong? It’s like I’m getting the frames I get now if I was using 1440p, but I’m using 1080p.
Thanks my friend, I do love to help and I it would be my pleasure to help you but I need to check in on a few things with you. Yes you should get close to double the performance, but it could be many things, can you give me your exact system specs including manufacturer and model number of each device? How are you measuring performance? You've mentioned you have cleaned out the drivers, which is great but how did you clean them out, did you use DDU and did you download the latest AMD graphics drivers from AMD? Incase you are unsure on how to use DDU, you can check my video here: ua-cam.com/video/clLYbBywhAg/v-deo.html
ThisBytesForYou I did download the latest drivers. I will try doing the DDU and see if I get something different. Here are my specs.
CPU: Ryzen 7 2700X
16g of DDR5-3200 Ram
Tomahawk B450 Mobo
Evga 650 W power supply
Samsung 860 evo 1 tb
@@mqge2481 yeah you meet and sometimes beat all of the requirements, so you are good, and hopefully you have both of the PCIE power cables connected and you have a nice system. DDU clearing your drivers will help you tons, then installing the latest drivers will help. Also what are you using the test your frame rates, and what are your game settings, I ask because there are a few settings that should not be used, they kill performance with any card you use, the highest NVIDIA card as well, for example MSAA, it destroys performance and I believe (I don't have one infront of my right now, I am at work) should only be set to 2X. Let me know how this works out for you, I really want to help you get the most out of your card.
Oh oh one thing I forgot to mention, if you have any overclocking software that you had been using on the 580 (MSI Afterburner, TRIXX, etc), uninstall it and make sure to delete the settings as well if given the option, that could be hindering your performance. If you want, download and install the latest and greatest versions of them afterwards, but get rid of it for now.
Check to see if it is in the top pcie slot because that is the one that is 16x. Also there is a BIOS switch on there with the trixx software so try seeing if there is something different or bottlenecking it on there.
@@mqge2481 Just seeing this. I'm curios to know how everything worked out. I upgraded to the Nitro+ from an RX580 as well and I got more than double the performance in some cases. Hope things worked out as I am very happy with my upgrade and I'm running a Ryzen 5 2600 with 16gb ram
Wow I’ve watched a lot of them but sir your tutorial was the best and helped me a lot
Thank you so much my friend, I truly appreciate your kind words, it's comments like yours that keep me doing what i do. thanks again my friend.
Hi, Can you say me if this two PSU have two 8 connectors or if I can do the same thing you did in this video without buy cables?
The two PSU are: Sharkoon silentstorm Cool Zero 650W and Rio Toro Enigma 650W. Thanks
The sharkoo has 4 x 2+6pin pcie and the and the Tori does too, you would be good with either my friend
@@ThisBytesForYou thank you very much.
@@AlbYSaN- you are very welcome my friend
Thermaltakes got them aswell, those 600w oder 700w are really good, its a recommandation.
@@adem1530 I bought a 750W when I grabbed my Nitro+ last week. Don't know if it was a bit of an overkill. I'd heard that 650W is what you should have but the guy at Micro Center recommended a 750W plus going bigger never hurts. Luckily with a modular PSU you don't end up with extra wires.
WOW, you truly go step by step on how to install it. Thank you, I’ll subscribe to your channel.
Thank you so much my friend, I truly appreciate it, it means the world to me and that is just for your kind words, the subscription is a plus and I thank you for that as well. I love helping and I am so very happy I could help you. I have a ton of other How to videos here and I would invite you to take a look, I will be filming another, a little more basic on for Monday but its one I see a lot of questions on and I want to help others. If you have anything you need answered, please do not hesitate to ask, I could answer it here, on that video or create a new video for you, I try to make the You in UA-cam really mean You. Thanks again my friend.
I have two amd sapphire cards, the cables on one are up the other down.
interesting, both are up for me and on all the amd cards I have reviewed, I wonder if they got mine or your mixed up, either way works of course as long as you have the clip correctly.
Nice vid mate. Really nicely done. I enjoyed
thank you so much my friend, so very happy you liked it. Isn't that card beautiful. I hope to have a video out soon on TRIXX with it.
@@ThisBytesForYou Its as pretty as it can get, Im looking out to buy one myself and whilst looking through reviews I got this recommendation. Surprised by how well you executed it!
@@deadlyshot7548 wow, well thank you so much my friend, very happy you liked it. I have one hopefully coming out on Monday
I did just like you said but during the installation for redoan software the screen go black. I waited for many hours and nothing changes. I restart the pc also nothing changed. Just a black screen. So I had to format the pc and install windows again to remove the black screen I tried some many ways but no luck 🤞. The pc is not freezing because when I press alt+f4 the pc shut down. What can I do?
try this, boot back into safe mode (ua-cam.com/video/Qh2xEUXWeqs/v-deo.html) and use DDU to uninstall the drivers and make sure to place the check to not have windows automatically update your drives. The after thats done, boot back into Windows.
Start the driver installer (download the latest amd driver) where it extracts all of the drivers, don't change the path of the where the drivers get extracted to, then when the driver starts, when it shows the AMD Radeon software installer, cancel it.
Next, Go to your device manager (right click on the start button then click Device Manager), go to display adapters, then right click on the video card there and select properties the click on the driver tab, then click update drivers. Click Browse my computer for driver software, then navigate to this directory, and enter C:\AMD\Win10-Radeon-Software-Adrenalin-2020-Edition-20.2.2-Mar5\Packages\Drivers\Display\WT6A_INF, go through the prompts and restarts when it asks you, and see if that helps you.
Did it work Abdu?
Sadly some people never reply
You sir are a Saint and I love you
haha, so very happy you liked he video
Taking out a 2080 for a 5700
Never!
As I said in the video, I wasn't taking the card out for performance sake, it was just an example, it could have been any card.
there almost the same performance
@@RealNinox almost yes, but the 2080 is higher but another huge consideration is the money, the 2080 is more expensive but can utilize 4K, the 5700 cannot, it does horrible on 4K. That being said, the only perfect card for 4K is the 2080TI, still though 4K is not really worth it, I prefer to game at 2560x440 and both can do it,... the 2080 still better at it though.
@@ThisBytesForYou absolutely correct what i was aiming at is 1080p gaming so yea
@@RealNinox so you would be perfect with a 5700, save some money and get AMAZING performance. Very happy I could help. So what are your system specs?
Nice video bro ! Pick up the great content 😁
Thank you my friend, so very happy you liked it and thank you for your kind words.
Great video dude. Top Man
Thank you so much my friend, I totally appreciate your very kind comment and i am so very happy this video could help you.
Great tutorial, really easy to follow and exaustive
Always a pleasure my friend, so very happy you stopped by, trusted in me to help you, liked and subbed as well as took a moment out of your day to thank me. It means a ton to me and I am so very happy I could help you. Exhausting is incredibly important up at the beginning, because if not, its exhausting later, when you are trying to figure out why you system doesn't work.
thanks for doing this im comeing from intel to amd hopefully by the end of the year so any amd videos are amazing thanks again
you are so very welcome my friend, I hope to soon be able to do an AMD one as well, a complete AMD build, but its harder for the small guys like me, but I am getting there. Thank you so much for your kind words and I truly appreciate you stopping by, commenting and checking out my video, it means the world to me.
@@ThisBytesForYou that would be awesome cant wait ive only got b450 tomahawk max ryzen 5 3600 cpu and some ram ive now got to save for the rest
@@bassa69 well, I do have this one, that might help, it is also a b450 motherboard ua-cam.com/video/Ava0aAQ2XAM/v-deo.html, let me know what you think, but its more of a budget build.
@@ThisBytesForYou well done im planing on getting a phanetks p600s black but living on disabled benfits not able to work will take a while to save
@@bassa69 thank you my friend, sorry to hear that, but when you do get there, I hope it is all the you wanted it to be. I have a ton of content like this here on ThisBytesForYou, if there is anything I am missing, you would like to see, please let me know and I will see what I can do. Thanks again my friend.
Great video, just what I needed. I'm making the switch to this card from my 970gtx nvidia card and I've never had an amd card.
Just built a new amd system - ryzen 7 3700x cpu , gskill 3200 cl14 32gb dual sticks ram , asus rog strix 550-f gaming motherboard , 750watt evga modular psu , 1tb m2 sabrient pcie4 drive. Hopefully with this nitro+ 5700 card my pc gaming is good to go for a couple years. 👍
That's awesome my friend, so very happy I could help you and yeah, your machine will last you a little bit. What sort of games do you play?
@@ThisBytesForYou Everything from Tarkov to Troy .
@@g-trooperg5876 haha nice, hopefully one , hopefully one day i can get back to it, too much reviewing for me, uggg
Very good totorial I am saving up for this card at the moment
So very happy you liked it my friend, please make sure to check out the description, I give you links to this specific card on Amazon. If you have any questions, please feel free to ask, I would be more than happy to help.
Awesome video man thanks for the upload
Thank you so much for your kind words, it means the world to me. Thank you so much for checking out the video and commenting as well.
Thanks! Waiting to install mine 😁
very cool my friend, I hope everything all works out for you, and please let me know how it goes and if you need any help.
Thank you so much for your content. Great tutorial, very clear instructions. I had a black screen at first (tried connecting both of my screens with DP and HDMI). Looked into the comments to find out if anyone had the same problem (which somebody did) but then I tried restarting it this morning with just the DP connector and it worked first try. I then Followed this tutorial’s instructions and Everything is fine !!! Can’t wait to see the next videos from you. Got my subscribe and like 🤙
So very happy you liked it my friend and so very happy I could help you. I try to release 2 videos a week, i may have to pull back to 1 a week as I am getting more detailed in my benchmarks to bring you better information. I have almost 400 videos on here, I am sure I have a few more that cane help. Thank you so much for the like and sub, it means a ton to me.
@@ThisBytesForYou I do have a question though. I think my temperatures are a bit high. The GPU (according to TriXX) seems to be going up to 82 degrees Celsius (it says 108 in "Hot Spot"..). CPU seems to be around 60-70 Celsius. I have a view 31 case with 3 fans and it usually ran well (but I only had a 1050 ti)
@@Nicopoet yes, that is incredibly high, the GPU will start to fail on the hotspot at 110. I don't know if TRIXX now does fan curves, but if not, use the drivers to make a fan curve. I don't have an AMD system in front of me right now, I am at my day job, but if you right click on your desktop, go into the AMD portion, then under Performance, and Tuning, you should see a place on the right for setting your fan curves, increase those, they are naturally set VERY low. Also, how do you have those 3 fans blowing? let me know, if you have front fans, are they sucking air from the front, into the case or reverse? If you have top fans, are they exhausting air, or blowing it in and the rear fan, is that exhausting air or blowing it? I think I will make a video on the fan curves.
@@ThisBytesForYou Okay so I did that and went into "manual" instead of automatic. Fan tuning says fan speed is RPM but the fans are indeed turning. I changed the fan speed depending on Temp. If it reaches 50 degrees it will go up to 30 % speed, and if it reachers 70 degrees it will go up to 60 % speed. I will adjust if I do not see a result ! I will also let you know if it worked ! Thanks you are a true hero
@@ThisBytesForYou It is now working properly (30 mins of gameplay). I will keep playing with the fan speed to adjust them perfectly (sound - noise ratio). Thanks a ton and cannot wait for more videos from you !
thank you for the very informative tutorial my hero!
You are so very welcome my friend, so very happy I could help you.
Great video!!! I'm going to buy this card 2mrw and it's my first time replacing a gpu. Coming from the rx590 so I'm pretty excited.
Cool my friend, very happy you liked the video. If you are getting it from Amazon, please use the link in my description, it is my Amazon affiliate and it would help me tons. Even if you don't, I hope you liked the card.
@@ThisBytesForYou It's a bit more expensive on amazon but I bought it using your link anyway. Your video is going to help a lot and I want to support your channel!!!
@@jsol2756 oh wow, thank you so much my friend, I truly appreciate it. So know, everything I have in this channel, the monitor, the camera, the lighting, the new dolly (I just released a video on it), video card, etc are from funds from the channel, every penny I earn here, I throw back in to the channel to keep it growing and I thank you so much for the support, it means the world to me. Please let me know how it works out for you and if you have any issues, you know I am here to support you.
@@ThisBytesForYou No problem and that's great to hear. So I've had the card for about a week now and I have no problems with temp, frequency, etc. But I don't seem to be getting the right fps ins some games like GTA and Gears 5. Any tips to maybe fix this? My CPU is ryzen 7 2700.
@@jsol2756 what resolution are you playing at and what refresh rate is your monitor at?
Mate thank you, this helped so much, subbed liked and will share if I know anyone getting this!!
thank you so much my friend, I truly appreciate your kind words, checking out my video, commenting, liking, subbing and sharing, it means so much to me. I am so very happy this can help you and if you have any other questions, please do let me know.
Thanks for sharing. great informative video
You are so very welcome my friend, so very happy I could help.
Thank you for your helpful videos
Always a pleasure my friend, so very happy you stopped by, trusted in me to help you, liked and subbed as well as took a moment out of your day to thank me. It means a ton to me and I am so very happy I could help you.
Спасибо тебе большое, это реально была проблема, сам бог UA-cam показал мне это видео. Я целый год не понимал в чем дело 🙃
замечательно, друг мой, я так рада, что смогла тебе помочь. Для меня это так много значит, что вы не только смотрели, но и дали мне понять, что я вам помог. Если бы вы могли, поделитесь этим видео, чтобы я тоже мог помочь другим. Спасибо.
invest in a display port to get the most out of a graphics card. most hdmi cables are capped at 60 fps
I know but this capture card only does HDMI, when I game I game on dp
@@ThisBytesForYou ahhh i see i see. thanks for the reply, just wanted to throw that in the comments for anyone watching
@@MattyBudzzz Thanks bud for checking out my video and for commenting, it means tons to me. No problem about replying, I reply to all of my comments, as you can see here we have a pretty active community and I help tons of people with anything PC related, pokemon Go and other stuff, I love PC's, games and helping, its what I do. One thing I will mention, even though the said limitation is 60fps, my review of the 5500K, I show game play (well not in the video, but I link to my gameplay video) in which I was playing on HDMI and many games scored well above but you have to make sure your HDMI cable is 1.3 or above, my cables are 1.4 (I am sure I have some that are 1.3 though, I have tons of HDMI cables, damn capture card makes me use them), you are limited by your monitors refresh rate and even then if you have a 60Hz monitor (which the monitor I recorded the gameplay does have, its a 4K monitor, my other monitor, the Viotek GN35DR has a 144hz refresh rate, if you want to check it out on my Amazon affiliated link: geni.us/6LrGJ ) you can still get MUCH higher than 60Hz, just makes sure you have Vsync off.
I do appreciate the comment tremendously, and especially the way you stated it, instead of "Dumb ass, HDMI only goes up to 60hz, what an idiot, get gud" haha as many would have, I do appreciate the diamonds in the rough that try to help, it means so much to me.
Make sure to turn your password off if you have one
that wasnt an issue back when I made this video, I think the issue started at windows 1909 or just before that one. Actually what I do now is enable the Administrator before I do this, give it a password, and enter my password again for my account, just in case.
why do you have to turn off you password
ZioDio Your password may not work in safe mode so you cant log in to run Ddu
Jaxon ah thx
no, you don't have to turn off your password, just update it and it will be good. After update, I think it was 1903 it caused this issue (it could have been another version), so updating your password will fix it. So maybe change it to 12345678, apply it, then change it back to the password you had before.
Awesome guide
Thanks so much
You are so very welcome my friend, very happy it helps and I have more coming soon.
Trixx Nitro Glow is not working, are you doing a video on how to set up the rgb or is it just not possible right now?
@@vindicatino I sure am, I have not tested it just yet, but I will finish testing this weekend. Stay tuned here ;)
already subscribed :D
@@vindicatino thank you so much my friend, I truly appreciate it
A thousand thank you, had different problems with the Risen 5700G processor. If I had this video like 20 hours ago and 1 re-install. Fuck Windows. If it weren't for the software that I need can't run on Linux I would have been on Linux 10 years ago. Linux won't install a god dammed thing if you don't tell it to. There is no automatic updates that can fuck up things. And especially as my problem came at night when it did an automated update and reboot. So I woke up to a black screen. Booted in safe mode and that works of course. But then the searching began, and I had no clue what so ever that it has restarted and actually over written my display drivers. So yes and thank you again!!. I will post this on every forum I have been on because Im not the only one. The DDU thing was really a thing when AMD did their graphics cards in the beginning but that was not a Windows problem. So I forgotten DDU after 10 years. But OMG I will never forget this.
Always a pleasure my friend, so very happy you stopped by, trusted in me to help you, liked and subbed as well as took a moment out of your day to thank me. It means a ton to me and I am so very happy I could help you. Sadly most software will not run on linux because it is not user friendly, no mater how you want to talk about it, its not user friendly at all. One day it may, but not any time soon. When it become more user friendly, more people will adopt, when more people adopt, more will make software for it, and drivers too.
There is a bit more to the drivers issue you are facing, if you want I can link up a video on how to fix it, because it may happen again but again, I am so very happy I could help you so far.
install right now Sapphire rx 5700 xt nitro+ .. so excited !! :D:D:D:D
I hope my guide helps you and if you have any questions, please do let me known. Also excited for you my friend.
I know the feeling. I bought one along with a 750W psu to upgrade from my rx580 and a 450W psu and it was a plug and play experience. Hope your experience was the same as mine. No issues no complaints one week in :) Getting Monster Hunter Iceborne, Resident Evil 3 and 3 months of Xbox Game Pass is a nice perk on top of it all
@@TerraWare I still have not played Monster Hunter,.... but as a Content Creator, I don't have much time to play anymore.... so sad haha
Thank you for posting this step by step install. I always review best practices before an important task. I have a question about opting out of DDU. I am upgrading from a Radeon Fury R9 to the RX 5700XT, and I am already running Radeon software. I have just downloaded the latest Radeon software for the RX 5700XT (Adrenalin 20.12.1) in advance of the upgrade. I am wondering if I should install the new Radeon software first and already have it in place before I complete the physical installation of the RX 5700XT. After all, I am upgrading from Radeon to Radeon. I value your opinion. Your thoughts, please?
You are so very welcome my friend, so very happy to help. Before i answer your question, it is important to know what are your PC specs, manufacturer and model number, including your monitor as well.
@@ThisBytesForYou
The PC in question is a DIY build from 2015. I am preparing to build a new rig this year, but I wanted to make one more upgrade before the next project. The specs are as follows:
Motherboard: ASUS Sabertooth 990FX R2.
CPU AMD FX 9590
RAM: 32 GB (8x4) DDR (2133Mhz)
Powersupply: 1,000 watts
Video Card: Fury R9 4GB
Display 1920X1080
The mean average frame rate in games is over 1,600 fps.
The rig is designed with temperature management in mind. My top case temp was recorded at 36.5C. The entire rig is overclocked to provide a +15% performance improvement.
The upgrade is to an XFX THICC III Ultra RX 5700 XT 8GB
I am also adding a non RAID 1TB SSD SATA3 to use purely for swap memory (page file) expansion. I have checked hardware compatibility, and I am 100% compatible, but I will not benefit from the PCIE x4 because of the age of the motherboard.
My experience: 10 Years with Dell Inc. My specialty was as a Business Systems Analyst (interfaces both UI and applications), but I have hardware experience in servers, pcs, and thin clients. I am trained to perform two prerequisites to an important task. The first is to pray, and the second to review all the best practices documented by others.
The issue: I am running Fallout 4 heavily modded. At times my VRAM is maxing at 204%, but my RAM is maxing at 30%, so the rig can handle the demands. I am not upgrading the motherboard because the motherboard upgraded is in the budget for the new pc build. The RX 5700XT upgrade would double my VRAM and improve overall graphic card performance by at least +71%.
My thought on the question is that the Radeon Adrenalin software supports both cards. Therefore it makes sense to install the application first and let it detect the new card. I also don't want to uninstall the fury drivers in the event I want to reuse the fury in this rig again in the near future.
One final note, I am also big on using electrostatic discharge protection. My workbench is heavily guarded against ESD, and I do strap in.
Thank you in advance for your opinion and input.
That frame rate is insane... but I don't think it correct, though at 1080 on a low profile maybe.... but heavily modded, I dont know. I too worked for Dell, when they bought us, I was product development engineer for Alienware, then after I left Dell, Velocity Micro.
Regardless of that, not sure why are you mentioning x4 PCIE, it has nothing to do with anything here, unless maybe you missed something?
At 1080p, you are using more CPU than GPU. Adrenalin does support both cards... but when you install the new card, you will be using the new drivers, which will overwrite your current drivers, so if you took the 5700 out the drivers would still see your R9, so it does not make sense to leave the drivers installed, nor will they stay installed, they will be overwritten. I recommend you update your BIOS on that board to the latest version and make sure, if between the latest version on the version you have now, if there are any in between versions you need to flash to reach the latest version, you apply those as well.
ESD can be bad, but as long as you ground yourself on the case, maybe adding in a plugged in power supply on the case you are good, you don't really need to strap in.
I hope this helps.
@@ThisBytesForYou Thank you, your opinion helps and confirms much of the best practice protocols I am already adopting.
@@michaelreyes9828 cool, happy I could help.
Very good detailed instructions. Does it matter which 4 pin set goes where? I just want to be sure they are interchangeable.
Thank you so much my friend, so very happy I could help you. So which 4PIn connectors are you talking about?
@@ThisBytesForYou At about 5:00 into the video you connect to sets of power cables to the GPU. I am getting the Sapphire NITRO+ Radeon RX 5700 XT and ASUS Prime X570-Pro. Also, looking at getting 2 sets of upHere 120mm 3-Pack 3-Pin High Airflow Quiet Edition White fans. Will that require daisy chaining the fans? Thank you so much! Such an amazing channel!
@@ericfletcher1667 Oh oh, ok. Those are 8 Pin PCIE cables, PLEASE do not use 4Pin, 4Pin's are CPU power connections. These 8Pins you will find either as an 8Pin cable or a 6+2 cable to form 8Pins. Make sure the cable you are plugging into the video card says PCIE not EPS or ATX, EPS is for CPU and ATX are for CPU power.
So for the UpHere cables, this one in particular: geni.us/tiAYiif , you will notice it comes with a 4Pin fan header and an adapter for a molex. The Molex will connect into each other to take power from one fan plugged into the motherboard to power the other fans. Just note, this is not a PWM fan, so it has 3 Pins, which means they will run at 100% all the time.
These Arctic fans, geni.us/N2dj7U while not RGB has a sharing technology that allows you to plug them into each other as a pass through into 1 fan header, a 4Pin connection that is PWM so the fan speeds can be controlled by the motherboard.
Thank you so much for your compliments my friend, it means a ton to me and also thank you so much for stopping by, checking out my video and commenting.
@@ThisBytesForYou Incredibly helpful. That works perfectly thank you!
@@ericfletcher1667 awesome, so very happy I could help you my friend.
Okay... Alway thought install the drivers and done with it.
No no, you gotta remove old drivers then new, if not you get all sorts of issues
@@ThisBytesForYou even if my previous drivers were amd ?
@@Gunblaster1000 yes, like I said 6 days ago, ddu will remove everything on the old drive that was causing issues and install the fresh set, if you are using an AMD cpu though, make sure to uncheck all the AMD stuff so it does not touch your chipset.
Can't you just install new drivers, why did you remove old ones manually?
to verify EVERYTHING is gone. Uninstall the drivers through AMD's software (not specifically AMD, it can be NVIDIA, Intel, etc) they leave things behind causing a mess. If you install OVER that mess, sometimes those files may not get overwritten, so you have incompatibilities and you can get many issues.
I bought the Nitro+ to upgrade from my 4Gb RX580 but I didn't uninstall any of my old drivers. It was a plug and play experience for me. Turned my PC on and the Radeon software recognized it as a 5700XT, I updated the drivers through the Radeon software and have had no issues since. The card's performance is fantastic, as expected I'm getting more than double the performance while running cooler and quieter. Do you think it's a good idea to clean all drivers and start fresh since I never uninstalled my old ones or is that process irrelevant for me since I'm all up to date anyway?
Thanks in advance if you see this.
well, since all is working well, keep it like that, especially if you see a performance in crease but if you notice issues, I do recommend removing them and installing the latest. I hope this helps.
Hey love the content! Would you suggest the 5700xt over the 2070s in 2020? Thanks!
It's a rough one, the 2070 Super is a little over $80 more (geni.us/Hn1yP) than the 5700XT (geni.us/VoHIZhu) those are my Amazon affiliate links for each. Currently, AMD is having a lot of issues with Windows (potentially due to motherboard BIOS', Drivers, Drivers pushed out by Microsoft) that cause many people to return the cards. The 2070 Super is a bit fast, not by a ton, but there is a noticeable difference, but right now might be a bit of a gamble as NVIDIA is set to announce a new card, potentially in March, which surely AMD will launch something right afterwards.
Prices typically don't fluctuate much, AMD has already dropped some pricing, making NVIDIA drop some pricing, but based on this structure, it might make sense for AMD to change their normal scheme of things and drop prices when big NAVI is released (if ever) which might make NVIDIA drop pricing, but if you need a card now, and cannot wait a little, go for the 2070 Super geni.us/Hn1yP, for only about $80 more, no headaches (not Sapphires fault, Sapphire makes excellent cards), it just works. NVIDIA makes great cards, they usually come at a much higher cost, the cost difference here I would say is reasonable. Going with NVIDIA, I would only recommend EVGA, they not only make the best NVIDIA cards, their customer support is tops, you won't find better support anywhere else, at what ever time of day or night, if you have an issue with the card, give them a call, they are super friendly, helpful and really feels like you are talking to a personal friend, they are all gamers it seems, which rocks.
Thank you so much for stopping by, checking out my video, the compliment and commenting, it means the world to me. I hope I have helped you.
thank you for this video. now i learn something. :D
You are so very welcome my friend, I am so happy I could help. I have many videos like this, actually one being released today (in about 2 hours), How To's on how to do many PC related things here. I hope I can help you on many other things as well. Thank you my friend.
@@ThisBytesForYou nice! i'll wait for it. gotta click sub. :D make more videos like this, i'm sure you will help many newbies about building pc and stuff like that. keep up the good work.
@@geradhfilms7710 Thank you my friend. What a lot of the big guys forget is that we were all newbies at everything, somewhere down the line we took the first step and learned the first thing, then we grew on that. We can't expect everyone to know everything, that's why I like to go step by step. This video coming out in 1 hour is another step by step, just like this one (almost exactly) aimed at people that just dont know, I love to help. Sadly many people don't see this as helping, people that already know how to do this, so they get upset and comment negatively and leave a thumbs down, it happens. Thank you so much for your subscription and kind words, it truly does mean the world to me.
@@ThisBytesForYou true. just ignore people who gave you negative comments. be positive make more informative videos like this. you will help people like me who doesn't know computer stuff that much. thank you so much for helping us.
@@geradhfilms7710 yeah I know it, but the negativity can consume, but when people like you come on here and post it helps so much to forget the negativity and focus on the positive, thank you so much.
When you ran DDU during the AMD portion of this video, I saw that you had all the boxes checked under AMD. Did you have to reinstall the AMD chipset too?
If I were using an AMD chipset, I would unselect all of them, but this is an Intel chipset, so its perfectly OK to leave them all checked. This video might help you better,, since its an AMD chipset: ua-cam.com/video/Z_hL3sHrmgc/v-deo.html
@@ThisBytesForYou thank you tons for your help and fast response!! 💯 🏆
always a pleasure my friend, have a great one
Very good thank you
so very happy you like it my friend, thank you.
Prob getting this soon!
Thats awesome my friend, if you could, please use my amazon affiliate link to purchase it, it would help tons: geni.us/VoHIZhu
So what card do you currently have and what are your system specs?
@@ThisBytesForYou ahh sorry iam buying to locally in sweden =/ if i could i would
@@hugo9016 no worries my friend, that was if you were going to get it on Amazon, no worries at all. Thank you so much for stopping by, checking out the video and commenting, it means the world to me. I hope this video helps you out as well.
@@ThisBytesForYou i bought it but. it blackscreened and it artifacted... so i switched it for a 2070 super :/ i would really want a 5700 xt but it did not work out
@@hugo9016 well a 2070 Super will outperform a 5700 XT but only by a little so you got a good card, was it more than the 5700xt?
Thx man!
anytime my friend, very happy you liked it. I hope this guide helps you.
Thanks homie
Anytime my friend, so very happy I could help
gracias no sabia si tenia que conectar los pines de 6 o los pines de 8 o ambos y ahora se que ambos saludos desde bolivia
De nada hermano, cuántas conexiones tiene su tarjeta, necesita conectarlas todas. Puedes ser que te funciona al principio sin ellos, es más probable con AMD, pero más tarde se encontrará con problemas. como esta todo en bolivia?
hola buenos dias!
Sabrias si hay diferencia entre la shappire del video y la version SE en rendimiento y FPS?
Seria para jugar al COD WARZONE
hola amigo, el SE sería un poco más rápido, así que sí, proporcionaría más fps para cualquier juego
hi, very nice video for me, if i can ask you some questions... do you think the reinforced pci-e is enough to support the weight of the video card without bending? i read a lot of issue about the drivers support, what your opinion ?
Thanks in advance ;)
It seems to hold it pretty well, i can't say for sure over time. No issues at all on driver support as of yet, I doubt there will be any I think either. I mean, things happen, there may have been in the past but everything is great so far. You will see my final review on this in the days coming up. Thank you so much for stopping by, checking out the video, your kind words and for commenting, it means the world to me .
Thanks for video...
you are so very welcome my friend, so very happy you liked it.
Hello nice tutorial, another question, how do you connect the addressable rgb cable to sync with the mobo? New to pc building sorry :(
Well, you don't need to have it connected to change, you can do that within the software. But if you want it to sync, I believe you would need a cable like this, sadly I was not able to get a lot of info for this and this was the only feature I did not test, since I did not have that cable, geni.us/VNwN. This video shows you how to change the lighting: ua-cam.com/video/PKvYtRKp_a0/v-deo.html. Thank you so much for the compliments my friend, it means the world to me.
Thanks for the video! I have an nVidia 1060 I am about to replace with the Radeon 5700 XT.
Would this process work?
1. Disconnect machine from the internet.
2. Boot into Safe Made.
3. Run DDU to uninstall nVidia drivers. Set Windows Update to not install drivers. Select clean and don't restart
4. Power down machine (gracefully).
5. Remove nVidia adapter and install Radeon adapter.
6. Boot machine normally and install manufacturer's drivers.
I am trying not to have Windows auto-install drivers for the Radeon card.
Thanks!
Yes, just go over everything I have in this guide and it will take care of you and anytime my friend, always happy to help.
Hi there!
I've got a power supply by Corsair RM550 it's an old version, but still, it is a good power supply with the gold certificate.
My setup right now is:
Ryzen 7 3700x
16gb of Ram
And I just bought this video card Sapphire RX5700 nitro+, could you tell me if my power supply can handle it-?
Awesome vídeo btw :)
thank you my friend, I really do appreciate your kind words, they mean a ton to me. So the answer to your question is yes,... and no. So as per Sapphire, they recommend at least a 650Watt, but require a 600Watt, during my testing, it did not hit 500Watts, but that does not mean it won't on your system. Mind you, the card did not hit 600Watts, that's not what the requirment is for, but you can see my full review on this card where I show you gameplay and benchmarks where I also show how much power the system is consuming on average and the max point in the session ua-cam.com/video/YWzqVU6Oq74/v-deo.html. Also, you need to make sure you have both PCIE connectors plugged in. I hope that helps?
@@ThisBytesForYou Hi it is been a month since I got this card and I'm using it on my RM550. I haven't got any kind of problems so far working great, so great that the fans of my PSU never turn on meaning it's not loading more than 60% of usage, those RM ultra-quiet models are really great. I've it for 5 years and still holding on, anyways I'm really happy with this card and my PSU
The card never surpasses the margin of 190~250 watts consumes. Even on more hardcore games that push your card to the limit. I'll let these comments here to share my experience with it. Anyways Thanks for the awesome video
Would you recommend installing the chipset drivers for my CPU as well? I have heard that the AMD GPU drivers work even better when paired with the CPU drivers. Also, how do I tell if my drivers were installed and running correctly? I used to have an Nvidia card, uninstalled those drivers and downloaded the AMD drivers. Should I be good to go?
You should, but I do recommend redownloading the chipset drivers, then use DDU to remove the old drivers (graphics drivers) in safe mode, then reboot, reinstall the chipset drivers and then reboot if asked then install the latest and greatest graphics drivers.
man if you make a video on how to clean dust name it Bytes The Dust
Hahah, I already did a video in that, but I have a newer one I have to review, so maybe I will do that
i loved the way you explained things so well! thank you so much!
got a quick question, im about to build a pc with this card, and using the thermaltake 750W 80 gold.
i can just plug in 2 cables like the 6+2 and then x2? is it suffiecient for the power supply? because i need an 8 pin for the mobo ofcourse thats why im a little confused! once again thanks for the in-depth explainations! keep it up!
GReat that you commented my friend, thank you so much for checking out my video and commenting, it means the world to me and thank you for your compliments. So please be sure, before you build your computer. examine your power supply. There should be, if its the TPD-0750M - 750W model, there should be an 8Pin CPU connection, that is 2x4, that is for cpu and the red ones are for PCI-e. So you would plug in this video card both the 6+2 pins, you would use 8 in each (all of the pins). The 8Pin for the CPU is an EPS connection, totally different pin out, it will not fit.... I mean you push hard enough it will fit (I have seen it with my own 2 eyes work, I could not believe it worked, but the person that did it, blew up the video card) but it won't work. Can you confirm it is the model number of the power supply is TPD-0750M - 750W? I love helping, and I hope I can help you my friend.
@@ThisBytesForYou thank you so much for your reply!
the model of the power supply is: TTP-750AH3FCGMAX
here is the link where i bought it: www.amazon.ca/gp/product/B07SL9NFVS/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_asin_title_o03_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1
once again thank you for the help! as i understand it correctyl, the 2x4 pins go into the cpu (mobo) and the 2x 6+2 pins into the gpu! thanks!
this is the build im going for this weekend:
ryzen 5 3600
asus rog b550-F (wifi 6)
be quiet! pure rock 2 (black)
patriot viper 4 blackout series 3600mhz (16 gb)
thermaltake toughpower 750W 80 gold fully modular
phanteks eclipse p360x
hope its a steady build! thank you once again and again and again! really helped!
and ofcourse the sapphire nitro+ rx5700XT
yes you should be good and you are so very welcome my friend, very happy I could help. Nice looking build also
Nice tutorial thanks, but I have something to ask: basically I ordered the rx 5700 xt nitro+ and I'm currently waiting it, but I saw something online that worries me, and that's the Gpu sag. My case is a sharkoon tg5 rgb and my Mobo is a b450 aorus elite, I don't know if it will sag or not, can you tell me if you had problems with that and if my case and Mobo are strong enough to maintain it?
I know a lot of people have sag issues, and in the 20+ years i have been building PC's, I have never had an issue. When you install the card and are going to screw it in, don't leave it slid down on the lower slot. When I install a card, I lift it a little tiny bit (make sure you can still plug in your video cables) then I screw the screws in and you should be good. This is not to say this is the solution, but it is my solution that has not let me down. I will see if I can address this in a later video, but you case seems perfectly fine, I don't think you will have issues. If you feel like you will still have issues, maybe this would work for you: geni.us/mzA7
Hello, Nice tutorial. One question. If i didn't have other gpu before this nitro+, I must to instal the program to uninstall drivers ( the ddu ) ? And the AMD drivers software let you the posibilite to install olds drivers versions? Cause i watched the new drivers with Black screens and other fail !!
It's debatable, but I always like to remove the older drivers and install the newer to keep everything peppy. Because of the current issues though, first make sure you bios is updated to the latest and greatest for your motherboard then update windows to the latest and greatest, then shit down you pc and install the new card, see how that works for you.
Not sure if I'll have the luck of a reply with this video being around 8 months old, but I've seen others talking about using two cables for this power hungry card. Potentially dumb question (sorry, this is the first build I've personally put together), but would two _separate_ 6+2 pin VGA cables be fine? I have an EVGA SuperNOVA G2 (850W, so it's up to the task) - not sure if it originally came with a more suitable cable as a friend handled it all for me years ago, but the two 6+2 spares are all I have until my custom cables are delivered.
Edit: Nevermind, I rewatched the section on plugging in the cables, you're using the same thing, right? They looked like a single cable on my first watch.
Hello my friend, no matter how old the video is, I always respond unless of course youtube doesn't deliver the message to me, which sadly is very often. You are OK to put it on on cable, though I prefer using 2, just makes me feel a little better. Actually, not in this video but in newer videos I have the bigger brother to your power supply, the EVGA superNOVA G2 1000Watt, they are great power supplies. You are good to put it on which ever though, the card requires a 600Watt, though they recommend a 650, at 850 you are gold, so no worries my friend.
Thank you so much for checking out my video and commenting, it means the world to me.
@@ThisBytesForYou
Replies _and_ does it on the same day? Buddy, you're awesome.
Thanks for the advice, I'd already finished up the build after realising that using two cables was likely what you were doing as well, but it's good to hear back all the same. I'll make sure to check out some of your other videos soon - sounds like it'll be worth it.
@@thatboringone7851 Thanks my friend, always happy to help, and I always try to reply, within a few minutes even, sometimes I can't of course. Thank you so much for wanting to check out my other videos, I have almost 400, I am sure I have a few others that can help.
thanks again my friend.
A Be Quiet! System Power U9 600W would handle this GPU?
yes, that power supply has 4 x 6+2 connections, you can find it on Amazon here: geni.us/VaXRum
Dude I'm running this on an EVGA 500w standard with no problems. 600W is well enough
@@mycelia_ow not saying it will not, but Sapphire states it requires a 600Watts and recommends a 650Watt. I would always go with what the require and would better off go with what they recommend.. This of course being if you are overclocking, hardcore wise with their recommendation.
@@ThisBytesForYou of course. I really wanted this specific model so I didn't have enough to upgrade my PSU 🙃 I hope it's still fine though, I refuse to use the middle v bios even though I probably should lol. I think companies overstate how much Watts you'll need just to be absolutely sure you have enough headroom. I'm probably suffocating my PSU. Great video btw.
@@mycelia_ow no, you are good, you have plenty head room, but usually they recommend higher wattage psu's if anything to make sure you are covered amperage wise. You check out this video, where I review this card showing you the power consumption as well, but tomorrow I have another one on this series coming out: ua-cam.com/video/YWzqVU6Oq74/v-deo.html, let me know what you think and thank you so much for the complement, I do appreciate it. In the video coming tomorrow, you will notice MUCH better video quality and audio quality, I am trying my hardest to improve.
I just purchased this card to upgrade from my gigabyte rx570 card, but unfortunately, I am unable to get it to work. The card is seated properly with two 6+2 cables powering it, but whenever I start the machine, the screen remains black. The colors on the card itself pulse red, and the fans begin to spin. My PSU is a thermaltake smart series 700W and is more than enough to power the card according to the power requirements. To troubleshoot, I reinstalled my rx 570, and it worked perfectly fine. I've taken all of the safety precautions I could by discharging the computer, and even grounding myself to the case. I'm sure your busy, but any help would be greatly appreciated.
Ok, so a few things, from the x570 to the 5700 (huge upgrade, congrats) you are for example using HDMI, on the 5700 you are using DP, do you have your monitor set to the DP input? What motherboard do you have this installed on? Sounds stupid, but are both 6+2PIns connected properly to PCIE connections on the power supply, if it is fully modular? Are you on the first PCIE slot? If your motherboard selected to UEFI, if you have the option? Have you tried reseating the card, removing it, then popping it back in? Does the motherboard have the latest BIOS, if not, can you flash it to the latest version? I am always busy, but I always find time to reply to everyone, I love helping people.
@@ThisBytesForYou ThisBytesForYou hey, thanks for the reply, I've been busy and haven't been able to respond. So don't laugh at me, but I'm using a little 2013 XPS 8700 Dell system. I've upgraded the PSU to a thermaltake smart 700W with two 6+2 cables powering the card and 32 GB of RAM. The motherboard is an intel KWVT8, set to UEFI and the processor is the stock i7-4790. Whenever I power on the computer, the fans turn on like normal (and eventually the GPU's fans as it gets hot) with no error beeps, but nothing but a black screen is displayed on the monitor (I am using DP, and the monitor is set to the correct output). When plugging my former card back into the computer, it works as normal. I've updated the BIOS and made sure all connections were secure, but that's all I know to do. I'm stumped, so if you could help me out that would be fantastic.
@@charlesdarwin6224 hmmmm, you have taken all the steps I would have recommended, have you tried the card on another system to see if it is the motherboard or the card? What video card were you using before?
Hi, I would like to know if someone has temperature issue with this card, I just buy it last week and I’m having serious issue with the temp. I have to undervolt the card to play for some hours and then crash.
let me know what your temperatures are and then also, how many fans do you have in the front of your case and are they blowing into the case or sucking air out of the case? Do you have any on the top and are they blowing air into the case or sucking out and do you have one in the rear, blowing or sucking?
@@ThisBytesForYou I’m working right now, but when I get home today I can take a pic of my pc and show you, I appreciate the faster reply, I’m a little piss off cause it’s an awesome graphics card, but I only could try it at full for only 10 minutes before it crash. When I use the undervolt profile from adrenaline software I can play more than 8 hours with out crash, but lost a lot of performance.
@@alejandroadrianfernandez9853 you should not have to under volt your card, I am sure you need to update your fans, but actually, this might help you too: ua-cam.com/video/LgBR7Cei5yM/v-deo.html
I Bay an rx 5700xt thicc III and i think it does not get enough power my psu is MSI mag650bn bronze
The card with a system requires a 600Watt Power Supply, but it also requires 2 x 8-pin PCI connection , and don't daisy chain them. Your power supply has 2 x 6+2 Pin PCIe cables, those are 8Pin cables but I think it's coming from 1 cable, that is probably why you are having issues. Why do you believe you dont have enough power, I think you have enough, but it may not run well because of the daisy chain.
I have a thermaltake Lifepower 550w and my 5700xt triple dissipation is coming tomorrow and I don’t even know if it’s gonna have the right connections 😭
good news and bad news.... So the power supply does have 2 x 6+2Pin PCIE connection but they require a 600Watt and recommend a a 650Watt. If you like I can recommend a 650 for you?
ThisBytesForYou I’ve been planning on upgrading my PSU for a while now I just wanted to buy the other stuff so I can still game, then worry about the PSU later.... clearly
I made the wrong decision.... will it still run though is my new question... if not I’ll have to resort to staying on a 1050 til I build enough money...Also I do wanna mention I went on some website I think it was like PCPicker or PCBuilder or something and it showed my PSU is compatible with my new GPU, idk if that helps.. 😐
@@RandomTranzit sorry i did not respond sooner, youtube is horrible about its notifications. It may work, but when it hits that point in a game, where it requires more power, it may shut down your PC or you might get a bluescreen or some other error. PCPicker or PCBuilder are great resources, but if the manufacturer and them recommend different things, the safest bet is to go with what the manufacturer recommends or requires.
ThisBytesForYou I had to take the chance at this and it works surprisingly well, I haven’t had an issue yet and I’ve been running this for a few months. I appreciate the advice though! I do plan to upgrade to a 750w EVGA PSU soon, but it’s all good lol I didn’t expect you to respond
I got the same card and I’m going to build a new pc with it, but I’m kinda afraid cuz it didn’t fit in my old case and I don’t want to pay for a case and it doesn’t fit it
so, what case do you have, what is the manufacturer and model number?
@@ThisBytesForYou I honestly don’t know it’s by rosewill, I was just maybe asking for some case recommendations around a 60$ budget
I have a question, I have an rx 550 and whenever I download its driver, the screen just turns black, like there is no display. What seems to be the problem?
are you still under legacy in the BIOS or on UEFI and is windows on an MBR or a GPT partition?
Why are there two of this in UA-cam
I also review for Dragonblogger, so at times you will see some videos there too, but not all. Thank you so much for reporting it, it means the world to me.
Why do you need DDU specifically?
to strip the older drivers, be it older drivers you have installed or older drivers MS has installed either over time or integrated into the build alreayd. NVIDIA and AMD have a similar method already built it but there are inherent flaws to them. The flaws are, thier programs are running the uninstalls, and many times they will hold onto files because the program is using them, or maybe windows itself is using it, so it causes a dirty uninstall.
Try it your self, uninstall you NVIDIA/AMD/Intel/Matrox, etc driver, then reboot, go back into windows and check the Program Files, Program Files (x86), ProgramData, AppData, and the Registry. DDU is unrelated to the manufacturer, so it hold nothing to it, you tell it what you want to get rid of in windows safe mode, which does not utilize drivers, load programs on startup or have any TSR's, it is a basic and bare version of windows. With that, it allows it to DELETE EVERYTHING and leave you with basic drivers.
I hope I have answered your question.
I only have 2 plus 4 connections what do I do
thats impossible, there is no 2+4 connection. 4 is CPU, 8 EPS is CPU, 2+6 is PCIE and 8Pin PCIE is PCIE... what is 2 plus 4?
I bought a special edition of the card and a ryzen 5 3600x :)
VERY COOL, how are you liking it?
Still waiting for it, bought it 2 days ago, so I will probably get it tomorrow
@@kanna5721 ahhhh ok, the waiting game... the hardest game I have yet to master hahah
Yes :) i'm gonna write when I finished building and testing the pc (I am building an entire new pc)
@@kanna5721 very cool, if you have any concerns in building, I have a ton of videos on there that may help. Thank you so much for checking out my video and commenting, it means the world to me.
I've just bought this card and it's so loud in my PC, I dont know what to do, I have 6 fans in my setup and no matter how efficient they are, the card still runs at 2000RPM+. The card sounds just like a vaccum, please help.
the card is amazingly quiet for me, have you already installed the drivers? I have a few more things for you to try, but I want you to first watch this video, make sure you follow everything I go through, installing the card, PCIE cables, uninstalling old drivers with DDU and installing the latest drivers. If that still gives you those issues, come back to me please, I would LOVE to help you get it working: ua-cam.com/video/ZMShJUdjjr0/v-deo.html
It's the same no matter what I do, the junction temperature gets high and fans are trying to cool (while GPU temps are between 60 and 70 degrees)
How do you have you fans in your case oriented, front as intake, too as exausht and rear as exhaust?
three on the front as intake, two on the top and one at the back as exhaust
@@Kaivien OK, through the Radeon software, when you right click on the background and select the AMD portion
1. Right-click on the desktop and open AMD Radeon Settings.
2. Click on the gaming tab.
3. Click on global settings.
4. Click on the global wattman tab.
5. Scroll down to the fan & temperature block.
6. Move the speed/temperature toggle from automatic to manual.
7. Slide the toggles until you have a curve that you're happy with. Our example here is a good place to start.
8. Click apply.
If you did not use prior to installing this card DDU to remove the drivers and install your newer ones, it may be configured to your older card, this way you can control it on your own. but make sure to check the temperatures to make sure everything is ok before and after. It could also be you have a bad card, it does happen. Please let me know what you find.
you forgot what switch mode in gpu
1,2,3 ??
no, you can check out my full review here: www.dragonblogger.com/sapphire-radeon-nitrorx-5700-xt-oc-8gb-video-card-review/
nice vid. can u plz add the links to the websites for software amd,ddr4 etc
well, here is the link for the AMD drivers: www.amd.com/en/support/graphics/amd-radeon-5700-series/amd-radeon-rx-5700-series/amd-radeon-rx-5700-xt, but the link for the memory is geni.us/URlI8, you would need to have that RAM to have the lighting, if you have that RAM I can send you he link, just not sure what other software you are looking for?
Best tutorial I've seen, got myseld the gigabyte rx5700xt. My psu has 2 pcie 6+2 connectors with only one wire. Will this still work? or will I need a different psu
Thanks my friend, very happy I could help and I appreciate your kind words. Usually it is best to use 2 cables, but one can work too. What is your power supply manufacturer and model number?
@@ThisBytesForYou I believe it is cool master MWE 230v 500w. Not sure on the model number
@@Rob_Champion well, the card requires 600Watts and they recommend a 650Watt, maybe something like this:geni.us/f7Uq
@@ThisBytesForYou I'll try that one, thanks
@@Rob_Champion anytime my friend, happy I could help. sorry I did not get back to you sooner, youtube is horrible at delivering notifications, so I have to go through almost 400 videos to find comments I had not replied to and that youtube didn't let me know about. So what did you end up getting and how is your system working?
what is the name of the monitor sir ?
Hre you go my friend; • Viotek G35DR 35″: geni.us/6LrGJ
If I have an Amd Radeon rx580 do I need to do the DDU process or skip it since I already had an AMD gpu? Great video thanks!
I recommend doing it, as you will be updating your driver anyway. Without DDU'ing your system, you will be utilizing the older drivers instead of using the latest and greatest features. Though... I will say, the newer drivers do have a few issues, but AMD is working hard and heavy to resolve them all. Thank you also for your kind words, it means a ton to me.
ThisBytesForYou Thanks!! Very helpful and absolutely - I’ve watched a lot of tutorials and none are as well put together as this.
Wow, thank you so much Emjay, it means so much to me to hear you say that, I try so hard to make good ones, it's good to see they are working and helping. As always, if you have any questions, please feel free to ask, I have a ton of how this here to help you in just about everything and if you don't see something, let me know I might make a video on it.
ThisBytesForYou amazing, you rock man!
ThisBytesForYou hi! I have a question unrelated to sapphire nitro (going to install today once I figure out an issue I’m having). I installed a new Corsair psu 850x (850 watts) works completely fine. Tried installing my I7 9700k in replace of my i5 8400 cpu I bought (motherboard is b360m bazooka) and it gets stuck on arsenal gaming loading screen. I used to be able to boot to bios even with the new cpu (I7) but again just stuck on loading screen and when clicking delete to get Into bios I get a black screen. Any ideas?
I have this card and it’s getting REALLY hot, any reason for that or does this card just run warm? I have a 600W psu
There are 2 temperature readings on the card, there is GPU and then GPU Hotspot, you can see which is the one you are seeing using GPU-Z, then clicking the sensor tab, and on the bottom left hand corner, placing a check in the box that reads "Log to File", have that save to your desktop, then play a game. It will record your temperatures and place it in that document. When you are done, close GPU-Z, so it will stop writting to the document (make sure its not still running on the bottom right hand corner in the application tray), then open it up and you will find the 2 sections. Let me know which of the 2 is reporting the higher temperatures? If it is the GPU hotspot, I found it pretty hot as well. How do you have your fans situated in your case, front, top and rear and how many fans? Do you have any card under the Nitro, and if so, what is the distance, and what card is it?